KYIV. May 19 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Ukraine’s Agricultural Policy and Food Ministry has opened a center to support exports to the European Union (EU). The center will provide consultations to Ukrainian farmers about activities on the European markets.
The press service of the ministry reported that the center was opened as part of a joint project with Germany’s Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture. Germany has invested EUR 1.5 million in the project.
The office of the project is located in the building of the ministry – 24, Khreschatyk, eighth floor.
“The services of the center are available both for those who sell goods to Europe and for those who only thinks about it. It is important that farmers will be able to get all basic information on exports issues at one place,” Agricultural Policy and Food Minister Taras Kytovy said.
