Agriculture: EU Ministers Negotiate Agreement on Future CAP, Criteria and Financing
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The European Union member states are close to reaching an agreement on key aspects of the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), according to what the Minister of Rural Development and Food, Margaritis Schinas, stated. Mr. Schinas emphasized the above during his attendance at the Council of Ministers of Agriculture and Fisheries, which is taking place today in Luxembourg. The minister referred to the negotiations on the institutional framework of…
Agriculture Ministers of the 27 EU countries are trying to agree on post-2027 CAP reform in a context of budgetary tensions European Ministers of Agriculture and Rural Development
EU Ministers of Agriculture are trying to reach an agreement on the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy after 2027, in the context of negotiations for the European budget.
The Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, was confident this Monday at his arrival at the meeting with his European counterparts in Luxembourg to reach a partial agreement on the structure and conditions of the future Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), although he recalled that the debate on the financial envelope is still open.
"We are close to an agreement that will cover the relationship between income and investment and assistance to small farmers, while work continues in Greece, with measures such as cheap oil at the pump and corresponding assistance to Greek fishermen," said Margaritis Schinas during his visit to the Council of Ministers of Agriculture and...
The minister pointed out that the discussions focus on the relationship between income support and investments, the support of small farmers and the simplification of procedures.
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