Murcia MARM receive the more than 716 000 euros for various agricultural and livestock programs.
The Government delegate, Rafael Gonzalez Tovar, has reported that yesterday's Council of Ministers agreed to make the Murcia Region a total of 716,173.99 euros, both to improve the agricultural sector and livestock, as well as promote the consumption Fruit in schools, according to sources have informed the Government Office in a statement.
With regard to aid, it is noteworthy that the Government of Rodriguez, fallen earth buy chips, Zapatero promotes these strategic sectors for the regional economy and is an impetus to boost this sector and achieve greater competitiveness.
So, this aid is divided into programs to improve agricultural sector with an investment of EUR 123 651, support for the production of quality food products of animal origin with an investment of EUR, eve isk, 80 037 as well as for other management plans and competitiveness livestock sectors, which was earmarked EUR 485 366.
Similarly, the government delegate in Murcia, explained that in order to improve the nutrition of schoolchildren prioritizing the consumption of fruits and vegetables, the Government of Spain, through the MARM, has arranged a program to promote consumption of fruits in schools and in the, darkfall gold, Region of Murcia will have an investment of EUR 27119.99 for it, plan for the consumption of fruit and vegetables in schools from 2010 to 2011, with a total investment of EUR 923 271.
Gonzalez Tovar explained that the purpose of this plan is twofold, first, stop the downward trend in consumption of these products, especially pronounced among children, and secondly to contribute to the strategy to fight obesity and diseases associated with it, in the EU.
This line of support, and programs to improve agricultural and livestock sector are the result of the financial commitments resulting from the Sectoral Conference on Agriculture and Rural Development held last May 11 and July 7, in which it was agreed an investment for the country of 21,874,448 euros.
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