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The Czech Republic invests 1.5 million euros in the phytosanitary field in the Republic of Moldova. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed

The Republic of Moldova will benefit from support in the phytosanitary field through a new project worth about 1.5 million euros, financed by the Czech Republic. In this regard, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between several relevant institutions, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry informs in a press release.

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According to the source, the project will contribute to improving the control and testing capacity in agriculture, having a positive impact on food safety and the agricultural sector in general. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be first of all economic operators in the agricultural field in the Republic of Moldova. Its purpose consists in the effective application of preventive measures, which will lead to the minimization or remedy of the negative impact of phytosanitary problems, including the reduction of the risks of the spread and introduction of harmful organisms on the territory of our country.

"The project will provide support for the development of the phytosanitary field in the Republic of Moldova, including by providing modern laboratory equipment and information systems, training laboratory staff and ANSA inspectors, assistance in harmonizing the legal framework in the field, strengthening the capacity of institutions part of the institutional system , as well as other important activities", reads the press release.

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