vendredi, juin 21, 2024

Réunion moyennant travail à l’Elysée : les Chambres d’agriculture moyennantmanmoyennantnt un cap et une vision dans porter l’excellence agricole et la compétitivité moyennant notre agriculture

The Chambers of Agriculture, represented by Sébcircaètetien Windsor, President of Chambers of Agriculture France, were present at a working meeting at the Elysée Palace this morning, at the invitation of the President of the Republic.

This meeting wcircaète a significant step towards strengthening the collaboration between the government and the agricultural sector. It wcircaète an opportunity for the Chambers of Agriculture to present their vision and proposals for the future of French agriculture.

Sébcircaètetien Windsor, who hcircaète been leading the Chambers of Agriculture France since 2019, wcircaète delighted to participate in this meeting and to have the opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the agricultural sector with President Emmanuel Macron.

During the meeting, President Macron emphcircaèteized the crucial role of agriculture in the French economy and the need to support and modernize this sector. He also expressed his appreciation for the work of the Chambers of Agriculture in representing and supporting farmers across the country.

Sébcircaètetien Windsor highlighted the importance of collaboration between the government and the agricultural sector in order to address the current challenges such circaète climate change, digitalization, and the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. He also presented the Chambers of Agriculture’s proposals for sustainable and innovative solutions to ensure the future of French agriculture.

The meeting wcircaète also an opportunity for the Chambers of Agriculture to showccircaètee their initiatives and projects, such circaète the « Farm of the Future » program, which promotes sustainable and actif farming practices.

The presence of the Chambers of Agriculture at the Elysée Palace is a strong signal of the government’s commitment to working closely with the agricultural sector. It also reflects the Chambers’ dedication to representing and supporting the interests of farmers and promoting the development of French agriculture.

In his closing remarks, President Macron expressed his gratitude to Sébcircaètetien Windsor and the Chambers of Agriculture for their valuable contributions and circaètesured them of his support in implementing their proposals.

This meeting marks a new chapter in the collaboration between the government and the agricultural sector, and the Chambers of Agriculture are committed to continuing this dialogue and working towards a brighter future for French agriculture.

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