Nouă state UE, printre care și România, cer un buget mai mare pentru PAC

The Slovak Minister of Agriculture, Richard Takac, emphasized the need for a strong and well-funded Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for the EU starting in 2028. This statement was made during a meeting of Visegrad Group ministers in Bratislava, which included representatives from Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovenia, and Italy. Takac highlighted the importance of prioritizing agriculture at the European level to ensure citizens have access to quality food. The ministers agreed on three key declarations, focusing on the necessity of a robust CAP budget, improved crisis management tools for farmers, and fair trading practices to protect food producers. These declarations aim to send a strong message to the European Commission regarding future agricultural negotiations.