Minister of Agriculture Vitaly Koval was accused of disrupting state programs for growing cotton in Ukraine

Published 2024년 12월 12일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the failure of state support for cotton cultivation in Ukraine's 2025 budget, a failure attributed to the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Vitaly Koval. The lack of support was expected, as a budget amendment advocating for 300 million hryvnias to subsidize cotton cultivation was endorsed by the budget committee and supported by People's Deputy, Stepan Chernyavskyi. Despite its approval, the amendment was ultimately excluded from the budget, leading to the cancellation of a program aimed at aiding cotton farmers. This development is seen as a setback for the agricultural sector and could impact Ukraine's defense capabilities, given cotton's role in gunpowder production. Chernyavskyi has called for the ministry to correct this oversight and is ready to submit an amendment to the parliament, provided he receives support from the Ministry of Agrarian Policy.
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The failure of state support for cotton cultivation in Ukraine in the 2025 budget is the merit and full responsibility of the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Vitaly Koval. This opinion was expressed in a comment on AgroPolit.com by the initiator of this state support program for farmers of Ukraine, People's Deputy, Deputy Chairman of the Agrarian Committee, Stepan Chernyavskyi. We asked him how it happened that the announced state support for cotton did not make it to the budget for next year. Chernyavskyi explained that at the working group of the budget committee, he defended his amendment about 300 million hryvnias for state support for 1 hectare of cultivated land for cotton for 2025. The budget committee supported my proposal with a mandate for the government to find a financial opportunity for this program. According to the procedure of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, it was up to the government to defend it in the budget for the next year. I previously agreed with ...
Source: Agropolit

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