R&D PROJECTS TO BE PAID 13 MILLION LIRAS BY MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY...

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Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry will support about 13 million liras to 21 projects within the framework of R&D Programme...

The Contract Ceremony was held in Ankara for the projects agreed to be supported under the 15th Call of the R & D Support Program carried out by the General Directorate of Agricultural Research and Policies (TAGEM) of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

21 projects will be supported within the scope of R&D Support Programme...

 These projects chosen out of 192 submitted to the Ministry within the scope of the 15th Project Call, entered into force by signing their contracts at the ceremony organized with the participation of TAGEM General Manager Özkan Kayacan and project executives and executing authorities.

Projects to be supported by the Ministry will be paid approximately 13 million liras until the deadline of concluding...

Ar-Ge Destek Programı 15. Çağrı Kapsamında Desteklenen Projeler İçin Sözleşme Töreni Gerçekleştirildi

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