Minister Vatev and five branch organizations signed an agreement to support and develop the sector

Published 2024년 2월 27일

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Bulgaria's Minister of Agriculture and Food, Kiril Vatev, has signed an agreement with five agricultural organizations to bolster the country's agriculture sector. The agreement includes plans for aid in 2024 for the nut, mushroom, and potato sectors, the creation of working groups to develop agricultural policies, and the drafting of a bill to amend the Law on the Ownership and Use of Agricultural Lands. It also calls for a comprehensive analysis of the funding needed to support farmers by sector ahead of the 2025 budgetary procedure.

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The Minister of Agriculture and Food Kiril Vatev and five branch organizations signed an agreement for support and development of the Agriculture sector today at the Ministry of Agriculture. The document was signed by Minister Vatev, the United Farmers Association, the National Association of Potato Growers, the National Association of Shell Fruit Producers and Processors, the Union of Mushroom Growers in Bulgaria and the Union of Breeders of Local Breeds of Sheep and goats in the Republic of Bulgaria". This was reported by the press center of the Ministry of Health. The document takes into account the deposited declaration of the branch organizations and the demands contained therein, systematized in twelve points, and that dialogue at all levels is a prerequisite for achieving fair and sustainable results. The agreement provides for de minimis aid to be granted in 2024 in the sectors of nuts, cultivated mushrooms and table potatoes. A working group will be established to prepare ...

Source: Sinor