According to the Spanish minister, this agreement represents a great opportunity for the EU agri-food sector, opening up access to a market of 295 million people. In particular, Planas noted that both the olive oil like that of wine from Spain and Italy will benefit.
During the meeting, both ministers also discussed the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework for the period 2028-2034. Planas emphasized that this is a crucial opportunity to recognize the fundamental value of the European agri-food and fisheries system. To achieve this, he reiterated the need for a A robust Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), stable and adequately funded to address future challenges and support the sector in its transition to more sustainable production models.
With regards to fishing in the MediterraneanMinister Planas thanked Italy and France for their collaboration in amending the EU regulation. The objective is to ensure fisheries management that guarantees the economic viability of the sector and the recovery of marine species.
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