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Planas: "Spain has to make its mark on the new political cycle of the European Union"

Published Jan 12, 2025

Tridge summary

Spain aims to play a significant role in the upcoming European Union political cycle, contributing to the discussion on the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the financial framework, and the future of the agri-food sector. The country will present its National Food Strategy, focusing on production, income, and sustainability measures. The Minister of Agriculture, Luis Planas, emphasizes the importance of supporting farmers in transitioning to sustainable production and recovering from the damage caused by the Dana. He also underscores the economic importance of agriculture, serving a population of 48.5 million and 90 million annual visitors, with exports reaching 75,000 million. Spain is also committed to innovation and sustainability in agriculture and supports the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, pending internal EU agreement.
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Spain has to "make its mark" in the new political cycle of the European Union, in a "very interesting" year in which it will contribute the National Food Strategy to the community debate on the next Common Agricultural Policy, the financial framework and the future of agri-food. The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, points out this country's priority in an interview with Efeagro, in which he assures that as "a great agri-food power in the European Union and the seventh in the world, we have to act as such and be able not only to produce, but to have a vision of the future." As he advances, he will deliver the Strategy to the new Commissioner for Agriculture and Food, Christophe Hansen, and will contribute it to the document on agriculture and food that the President of the EC, Ursula von der Leyen, will present in the first hundred days of her second term. Throughout 2025, he expects to start working on the new Common Agricultural Policy from 2027, for ...
Source: PEefeagro
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