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Minister Ivan Hristanov discusses future of CAP and agricultural challenges with Copa-Cogeca
Minister Hristanov emphasized that Bulgaria firmly supports maintaining the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) as a robust and independent European policy beyond 2027л
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Minister Hristanov: Agriculture is not a place for partisan battles
Hristanov called for a strong, well funded, and independent CAP that prioritizes food security and strategic autonomy.
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Minister Tahov: Conditions for competitive agriculture that contributes to environmental protection are needed
Farmers need proper conditions and the right incentives to maintain competitive production with an adequate contribution to environmental protection.
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Minister Georgi Tahov met with Vietnam’s Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang
Minister Georgi Tahov met with Vietnam’s Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang.
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Bulgaria and China will work actively to promote and facilitate bilateral trade in agricultural products
Bulgaria and China will work actively to promote and facilitate bilateral trade in agricultural products.
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Minister Tahov: Bulgaria exports wine to over 50 countries and confidently steps onto the world wine scene
The quality and character of Bulgarian wines are the true calling card of the country.
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Minister Tahov: The Euro will provide more opportunities for business and especially for farmers
Bulgaria's acceptance will facilitate access to foreign markets, increase the competitiveness of domestic agriculture and reduce the administrative burden for business.
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Тhe European Commission has approved a Third Amendment to Bulgaria's Common Agricultural Policy strategic plan 2023-2027
The European Commission services have officially approved the Third Amendment to the Strategic Plan for the Development of Agriculture and Rural Areas 2023-2027
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Minister Georgi Tahov: Bulgarian producers will have easier access to European markets with the entry into the Eurozone
“With entry into the Eurozone Bulgarian producers will have easier access to European markets, lower trading costs and more trust from foreign partners”.
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The Agriculture Ministers of the Member States on the front line to Ukraine signed a Joint Declaration on the agricultural aspects of the amendment of the EU-Ukraine trade agreement
Ministers of agriculture from Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Romania signed a joint declaration regarding the agricultural aspects of the amended trade agreement between the European Union and Ukraine.