The Basque Government will allocate almost EUR 6 million to the primary sector to compensate for the effects of drought and bad cost
The lack of rain and the war in Iran have led to a significant increase in costs for farmers and farmers, to whom the largest item of money will be earmarked, with the remainder going to smaller vessels dependent on the cost of the verdel.
The Basque Government will grant EUR 5.95 million inextraordinary aid to farmers, farmers and fishermen in the Basque Country to deal with the 'exceptional situations' recorded in 2026, in particular, in order to compensate in some way for the effects of drought, the war in Iran and the bad coast.
The Minister for Food, Rural Development, Agriculture and Fisheries, Amaia Barredo, announced at a press conference at the headquarters of the Basque Government that the aid programme has providedEUR 5.52 million for farms to cope with the extraordinary cost increases associated with drought and the crisis in the Middle East.
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