The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) says Romania is protecting its farmers by taking a clear stance on food imports from Ukraine in its trade relations with the EU, saying a revised agreement including safeguard clauses and quality standards is under discussion. Discussions at EU level are focusing on the impact of the war on Ukrainian agriculture and the effects on the EU's internal market, and Romania is working across ministries to support local interests.
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MAE: România urmăreşte protejarea agricultorilor români simultan cu continuarea sprijinului pentru Ucraina
MAE: România urmăreşte protejarea agricultorilor români simultan cu continuarea sprijinului pentru Ucraina
MAE respinge informațiile false privind importurile din Ucraina
MAE respinge informațiile false privind importurile din Ucraina
Ministerul de Externe, despre importurile de produse alimentare din Ucraina: ”Urmăreşte protejarea şi sprijinirea corespunzătoare a agricultorilor şi producătorilor români simultan cu continuarea sprijinului pentru Ucraina”
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