AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES AND MECHANIZATION DEPARTMENT ESTABLISHED...

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Press release...

Agricultural Technologies and Mechanization Department has been established...

Our persistent efforts to establish a special department within the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, which started in 2011 after a recommendation made by the Agricultural Mechanization Board of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, which we are the Vice President of, has finally yielded fruit. This issue, which has not been finalized due to various developments in our country, particularly in the case of sudden changes regarding the Ministry, even though it has reached to the last stage, has become official with a Directive prepared within the Ministry. The Department of Agricultural Technologies and Mechanization established within the scope of this directive has been included in the structure of the sector units / subjects scattered in the Ministry (from support policies to experimental procedures) taking into consideration the demands of our Association.

After this development, we hope that our sector problems will be solved more easily. On this occasion, we would like to thank all the individuals and organizations who have supported and contributed to our work and wish that our Department will be instrumental in good developments.

Selami İleri

General Secretary

Turkish Association of Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers


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