Cyprus Unveils Multi-Billion Euro Recovery Plan for Livestock Sector After Disease Outbreak
Cypriot authorities have approved a €611 million, twelve-year strategy to rehabilitate the national livestock industry following a devastating foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. The plan includes structural reforms, financial support for farmers, and enhanced biosecurity measures.
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Malas calls for livestock overhaul after foot-and-mouth outbreak
Increasing the productivity of sheep and goats and developing dedicated animal fattening units away from existing livestock farms should be among the priorities for rebuilding Cyprus’ livestock sector, head of a special scientific committee Stavros Malas has said. Malas, who heads the Special Scientific Committee for the Reconstruction of Livestock Farming, submitted a report to […]
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A Special Scientific Committee chaired by Stavros Malas has submitted reports to President Nikos Christodoulides setting out a 12-year programme to rebuild Cyprus’s livestock sector following the foot-and-mouth disease crisis, with the documents reaching the President’s office yesterday. The reports outline a long-term, reformist programme involving total investment of €610.92 million, to be implemented between […]
By Angelos Nicolaou
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