JUDITH BRYANS: TURKEY IS SO IMPORTANT FOR SHAPING THE FUTURE OF MILK

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President of the International Dairy Federation (IDF) Judith Bryans said, "The reason we're here, to announce to the world the voice of the sector in Turkey. As the IDF world, what we are talking about here why Turkey is so important for shaping the future of milk."

Bryans expressed his satisfaction with the summit held in Turkey.

Pointing out to Turkey's rich history and culture she stated, "Today the reason for our presence here, to announce the voice of the sector in Turkey to the whole world. As the IDF world, we will speak what Turkey for shaping the future of milk is so important. On behalf of milk sector we are quite ambitious. On condition that if we can work hand in hand, we can overcome all obstacles in front of us. There are many reports that have recently criticized animal farming and said that the number of animals should be reduced due to climate change. We always fulfill our responsibilities on the subject, we continue to improve."

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Global milk and dairy sector roadmap has been determined at the summit.

Many forums and sessions held within the scope of the summit focus on what the sector has done last year and its future goals.

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