According to the governing program sent to the Parliament Thursday evening, the procedures needed to speed up the merger of farmlands will include measures to support cadastre procedures, secure a legal and institutional framework needed to unfold farmland merger and also support farmland merger transactions.
The new Cabinet also vows to draw up a program in the medium and long term for the vegetable & fruit sector in a move to set up collection centers, using financing sources through the National Program for Rural Development (PNDR) and through public-private partnerships, and to set up a crediting fund for the beneficiaries of projects via PNDR. The new Cabinet also targets to support farmers in the animal husbandry sector by providing subsidies for animal welfare.
The new Government,which will be seeking a confidence vote in Parliament Monday, also plans to support and develop the forest sector through “national programs, European Union funds, public-private partnerships and with money from the environmental fund, in a bid to increase the country’s forest fund and create the national system of protection forest curtains.”