The Minister of Rural Development and Food, Giorgos Georgantas, expressed the belief that the primary sector will win when the crisis it is facing now is overcome, speaking at the ND pre-conference. Mr. Georgantas stated that “the primary sector is the only sector in the country that has received special support from the government with targeted actions from national resources” adding that “we expect the next period and European actions that will really help this very difficult situation , which basically targets farmers “.
Mr. Georgantas, referring to the difficulties faced by farmers, said that next Monday 50 million euros will be paid to be able to help, while next Tuesday and Wednesday 101 million euros will be paid from the tied aid that would be given at the end May for milk and beef.
The Minister of Rural Development and Food described the primary sector as the “backbone” of the region, explaining that the responsibility of each government is “to create those infrastructures, but also that framework, with the necessary reforms, so that the effort and effort of the Greek farmer in a really fair way, to return what is due to him “while he referred to a series of projects that will modernize the primary sector and are related to the irrigation networks, dams, but also the interventions in the rural road construction.
“In all this crisis we are making the necessary reforms. It will also give farmers the sense of fair treatment that every Greek producer should have. Because the government’s attention is not just on the Greek farmer, it is not just on the Greek breeder. “It is essentially to the one who produces, to the one who creates wealth and this product of production we owe as a government to protect from illegal Hellenizations” said Mr. Georgantas.
The Deputy Minister of Rural Development, George Stylios, referred to the Common Agricultural Policy, saying that the strategic plan for 2023-2027 “where we are the only country in Europe that did not have budget cuts” has been submitted, adding that “Greece with the personal intervention of the Prime Minister Kyriakou Mitsotaki, has maintained the same amount, 19.3 billion euros for the next programming period and this is a great success “.
Undersecretary of Rural Development and Food Simos Kedikoglou, from the podium, spoke about an ongoing struggle, adding that “we will give it to the end, to effectively support the primary sector.” Mr. Kedikoglou said that special emphasis is given to ensuring the smooth flow of supplies and shielding “against possible cases of speculation, with the continuous recording of stocks but also constant controls in the market, in cooperation with the Ministry of Development”, while adding that that speculation in wartime is reminiscent of blackmares of occupation and must be tackled. ”
Source: AMPE
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