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The AIPA’s status will change following its accreditation by the EU

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry is preparing to reorganise its subordinate bodies – agencies and public institutions. As part of this process, the Agency for Agricultural Interventions and Payments will find itself in a special situation: it will retain its structure and powers, but its status will change.
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Eugeniu Osmochescu

Eugeniu Osmochescu

“The AIPA agency will remain as it is, as it is ready for accreditation by the relevant European Union body. Payments to farmers will continue to be made through this agency. However, in future it will have a different status,” MAIA Minister Eugen Osmocescu told Agroexpert.

In comments to Logos Press, experts from several agricultural producers’ organisations suggested that, following accreditation within the relevant EU system, the AIPA agency would be transferred from the Ministry of Agriculture to report directly to the Moldovan Government. In other words, its status will, in this sense, be comparable to that of the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA).

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.


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