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In a significant step toward deeper international collaboration, the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, Vitaliy Koval, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Minister of Agriculture of the Czech Republic, Marek Výborný. The signing ceremony took place in the presence of the Prime Ministers of Ukraine and the Czech Republic, Denys Shmyhal and Petr Fiala, underscoring the high-level commitment of both nations to advancing agricultural cooperation.
The memorandum sets the foundation for enhanced bilateral collaboration in a wide range of areas within the agricultural and food sectors. Notably, the agreement emphasizes support for Ukraine’s integration into the European Union, particularly through the alignment of its agricultural legislation with EU standards.
Key areas of cooperation outlined in the memorandum include:
Harmonization of agricultural laws and regulations with European norms
Development of animal husbandry, crop production, and aquaculture
Improvement of veterinary and phytosanitary controls
Strengthening food safety frameworks
Promotion of bilateral trade in agricultural products
Scientific, educational, and innovation exchanges
Joint participation in exhibitions, fairs, and research projects
In addition, the agreement includes the establishment of a dedicated working group to coordinate the implementation of joint initiatives and ensure effective progress.
“This is not just a declaration of intent. It is a clear signal that Ukraine is moving forward towards a sustainable, competitive and European agricultural sector. And we are grateful to our Czech partners for their willingness to be part of this journey,” said Minister Koval following the signing.
The memorandum marks an important milestone in Ukraine’s agricultural development strategy, offering new opportunities for knowledge sharing, innovation, and market expansion. It also reflects the Czech Republic’s continued support for Ukraine’s reform and integration efforts in the face of ongoing challenges.
With this agreement, both countries reaffirm their commitment to building a resilient, modern, and mutually beneficial agricultural partnership.
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