Kyiv 'Cannot Agree' to EU Membership Limiting Food Exports: Minister - Dining and Cooking
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The European Commission has proposed restrictions on financial support for Ukraine if the country joins the Union.
Ukraine would not agree to membership in the European Union (EU) if it meant permanent restrictions on agricultural subsidies and agricultural exports, the country's agriculture minister said on Wednesday.
KIEV - Ukraine will not agree to join the European Union (EU) if it means permanent restrictions on subsidies for farmers and exports of its agricultural products, Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotsky told AFP on Wednesday.
Ukraine's Agriculture Minister declared that a model of EU accession in which some of Kyiv's agricultural products are permanently restricted from accessing the bloc's market is "unacceptable."
Ukraine said on Wednesday that it opposes the restrictions on its agricultural exports as part of the process of accession to the European Union, while Brussels proposes this type of protection to ease the concerns of the 27 Member States, particularly those of France, reports AFP, reports Agerpres.
Kyiv 'cannot agree' to EU membership limiting food exports: minister - Dining and Cooking
Ukraine’s agriculture minister on Wednesday said his country would not agree to EU membership if that would entail permanent restrictions on farm subsidies and exports of agricultural products. The response comes a day after the European Commission proposed a special arrangement that would limit financial support and restrict exports, such as wheat, from Ukraine. “Transitional [...]
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