French Prime Minister addresses the agricultural crisis - The majority of agricultural union for farmers the FNSEA, has welcomed a "certain progress" and "recognition" following French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal’s press conference this Wednesday morning, but have added that they are “still waiting for a clear timetable”. Attal placed agriculture "among France's fundamental interests" in the same way as its security or defence, confirming a new agricultural bill. While unions have welcomed his commitment to their cause, they are now awaiting clear announcements form the President of the Republic at the Agricultural Show in Paris this weekend.
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