Brussels Stabs European Farmers in the Back

Eniko Gyori, MEP of Fidesz and coordinator for economic policy of the Patriots for Europe group, spoke out in defense of European farmers at the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee (INTA) meeting on Monday. The politician emphasized that Brussels does not care about the health of European consumers, and it is unacceptable that Ukraine is being granted immediate significant access to the EU's internal market.

Eniko Gyori, MEP of Fidesz (Source: Facebook)

The negotiated measures do not provide adequate protection. In the event of a problem, regional safeguards should automatically come into force if Ukrainian imports reach a critical level in even a single neighboring member state. At the same time, the Commission must not forget about compensating EU farmers for their losses.

The politician also emphasized that Brussels does not care about the health of European consumers, and it is unacceptable that Ukraine is granted immediate, significant access to the EU's internal market while it only promises to align with EU production, animal health, and plant health standards by 2028.

Moreover, there is no guarantee that Ukraine will actually fulfill these commitments,

the politician added.

As Magyar Nemzet earlier reported, Brussels has not yet been able to reach an agreement with Washington.

Cover photo: Eniko Gyori, MEP of Fidesz (Source: Facebook)