Cowen: CAP budget must match environmental ambition

New Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Barry Cowen got straight to work on Monday, in a video conference of EU agriculture and fisheries ministers.
Croatia's minister of agriculture Marija Vuckovic greeting Germany's federal minister of food and agriculture Julia Klöckner with an elbow bump at Monday's conference of EU agriculture and fisheries ministers.
Croatia's minister of agriculture Marija Vuckovic greeting Germany's federal minister of food and agriculture Julia Klöckner with an elbow bump at Monday's conference of EU agriculture and fisheries ministers.
Wed, 01 Jul, 2020 - 20:00
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Minister Cowen taking part in the EU Ag Fish Council video conference.
Minister Cowen taking part in the EU Ag Fish Council video conference.

New Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Barry Cowen got straight to work on Monday, in a video conference of EU agriculture and fisheries ministers.

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