Interim minister of agriculture Adrian Oros participates on Monday in the Summit of the Ministers of Agriculture of the Three Seas Region in Krakow, focusing on the protein feed production in the Three Seas region - Adriatic, Baltic and Black."Following the invitation that I have received to participate in the Summit of Agriculture Ministers of the Three Seas Region (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia and Austria), an event organized by the Polish Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, I will be in Krakow, on October 24-25, 2021. The delegation also includes Secretary of State Marius Mihai Micu and the head of the AM PNDR (the Management Authority for the National Rural Development Programme), Daniela Rebega. The European Union has taken several initiatives to look for alternatives to soybean imports, and the need to rebuild the protein crop market has been announced by the European Commission in several official documents, the same as the exchange of experience between the states of the Three Seas," the Minister wrote on Monday on his Facebook page.According to him, another topic of the meeting in Krakow is the impact of the Common Agricultural Policy on the transformation of agriculture and rural areas in the Three Seas region into a green and digital economy.The last item on the agenda of the meeting is related to the challenges facing research and innovation in food systems in the direction of identifying solutions that will lead to ensuring the supply of healthy and affordable food on the market, Oros added. (Photo:https://www.facebook.com/nechitaadrianoros/photos/pcb.2576289632515035/2576289125848419/)
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