Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has lamented the conflict between environmentalists and farmers and said he plans to put forward a proposal that would change the hard line of the EU’s Green Deal strategy. This was reported by TASS.
Tusk made a statement about this during his visit to Vilnius. According to the Prime Minister, the current EU Green Deal strategy contains provisions that “do not adequately correspond to the real situation in the EU”. Therefore, it plans to attempt to revise them in the near future. This will be done “to protect agriculture, food production in Poland and Europe.”
Tusk has not yet specified exactly what its proposals will consist of.
“The protection of nature should not conflict with the fundamental interests of food production and agriculture. The Prime Minister said there should be no war between environmentalists and farmers.
Polish farmers on February 20 exit requested Countries in the European Green Deal program aimed to radically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and phase out fossil fuel use.
In addition, in the face of current challenges Polish farmers insist Ban on uncontrolled imports of agricultural products from the territory of Ukraine, where agricultural producers are not bound by such strict environmental obligations.
4 March, President of Poland supported farmers protested.
Earlier, Zelensky said that the situation on the Polish border appeared Beyond economics and morality.
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Source: Gazeta
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