The proposals will have to be approved by individual EUmember states.
A provisional agreement has been reached between the European Council and the European Parliament on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy.
The deal includes provisions to ensure greater support for smaller farms and to help young farmers enter the profession.
🇪🇺 @EUCouncil and the @Europarl_EN have reached a provisional deal on the #CAP reform for 2023-2027.
— EU Council Press (@EUCouncilPress) June 25, 2021
Read the press release 👇https://t.co/kmcHmhRrAy
The proposals will have to be approved by individual member states.
A statement from the EU Council says it paves the way for a simpler, fairer and greener CAP.
Portuguese presidency press conference on the #CAP reform trilogue
— EU Council Press (@EUCouncilPress) June 25, 2021
LIVE at +/- 17:00 ➡️ https://t.co/JFdPqqOeS6 @2021PortugalEU #EU2021PT pic.twitter.com/qC6kpuuWrC

Irish Rail Re-Introducing Tea Trolleys For Dublin/Galway Services As Part Of Pilot Project
TikTok Declines Oireachtas Invite Amid Criticism Over Dangerous Driving Videos
Employment Increases By Over 21,000 In Q2 As Education Sector Grows
Kildare And Leighlin Bishop Gives Statement Ahead Of Carlow Prayer Vigil For Injured Family Involved In M9 Crash
New National Children's Hospital Is At 82 Per Cent Room Completion, According To Contractor
Junior Cycle Maths Students Now Must Access Financial Education Resources From CCPC
MEP Calls For Wrong Way Motorway Driving To Be Treated As Attempted Murder
Property Inflation Eases With Lowest Rate Of Increase Since 2024