As on the first day of work Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Carlos Favaro This Monday (2) received international delegates to discuss the relationship between Brazilian agriculture and global food security.
United Kingdom Minister for Environment, Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Therese Coffey, was in Mapa to discuss issues of cooperation between the two countries.
“On my first day in the job it was very important that the UK shared the same goals,” the minister said.
Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Yulia Svridenko also visited Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture.
High on the agenda was the possibility of Brazil importing fertilizers.
Federal Deputy Neri Keller, was one part Agricultural Working Group At the change of regime, he attended the meeting.
FAO
Favaro also received FAO Deputy Director-General and Regional Representative for Latin America and the Caribbean, Mario Lupetkin.
He highlighted Brazil’s accentuation and importance to regional development.
“Every move by Brazil is very important for Latin America and the Caribbean,” Lupetkin said.
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