UE aprobă planul României pentru deblocarea exporturilor de oi și capre. Regim special în Constanța și Tulcea • Newsweek România

The European Commission has approved Romania's plan to resume sheep and goat exports, allowing the country to receive 1.3 million vaccine doses for free. However, Constanța and Tulcea will have special regulations due to high epidemiological risks. The approval follows protests from farmers affected by previous restrictions due to outbreaks of diseases. While the plan is a significant step, actual exports will not resume immediately as further administrative and epidemiological steps are required. Romania is divided into two epidemiological zones, with specific vaccination strategies for high-risk areas. The country has secured agreements for exports to six external markets and is negotiating more, but the resumption of exports depends on completing necessary procedures and ensuring compliance with health regulations.