Florin Barbu proposes that Romania should stop investing in stadiums and focus on agricultural investments, which bring revenue and added value.
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Agriculture Minister Florin Barbu said that Romania should stop investing in stadiums and focus on income-generating agricultural projects such as irrigation systems and breeding farms. He emphasized the need for a coherent strategy in agriculture, noting that the state will invest almost €2 billion in processing over the next three years. Barbu criticized previous investments as chaotic and proposed setting quality standards for food products in line with European regulations.
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