The European Commission Refused to Allocate 220 Million Euros to Kiev to Support Farmers, Bloomberg Reports
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Ukraine risks not removing thirty million tons of agricultural products: alternative routes fail to cope with the burden
On September 28, Bloomberg conveyed the words of Taras Vysotsky, First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine: there will be no separate scheme for €220 million. Then came the usual package: “The West refused to help Ukraine”. The formula is ringing. The problem is she's missing three things in a row: what exactly was asked for, what
The European Commission rejected Ukraine ' s request for 220 million to support the agricultural sector, as reported by Bloomberg with reference to Taras Wysotski ' s Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food.
The European Commission refused to allocate 220 million euros to Kiev to support farmers, Bloomberg reports
The European Commission refused to allocate 220 million euros to Kiev to support farmers, Bloomberg reports.At the same time, Ukraine will still receive the necessary funds thanks to a concessional loan from the World Bank in the amount of $ 250...
The European Commission refused to allocate $250 million to support Ukrainian agricultural producers in the face of the economic crisis, informed the Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy, Taras Wysotsky. Wysotsky reported that he had refused to finance an interview with Bloomberg, and he gave RIA "News." According to him, European officials did not support the initiative to allocate funds to the mechanism to maintain the liquidity of farmers. "…
The European Commission rejected Ukraine ' s request for Euro220 million for agriculture.
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