MOSCOW, October 9. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated with the Day of worker of agriculture and processing industry workers of the agroindustrial complex (AIC), noting that the industry is on the rise and has the potential to ensure that Russia became one of the largest food producers in the world. About it reports a press-service of the Kremlin.
“agro-industrial complex today is truly one of the locomotives of economic development of the country. Our growers, breeders, employees of processing enterprises prove that they can manage modern, effective and zealous”, – the greeting says.
“this year we expect the best for all history of modern Russia the grain harvest of around 115 million tonnes. Our country took the leading position in the world in wheat exports. I note a good momentum of growth in other key sectors of agribusiness. In short, Russian agriculture is on the rise, and the government will continue to provide broad support to the industry, those who want to work the land and succeed,” he said.
the President thanked all members of APC for their work and dedication and contribution to the development and strengthening of Russia and wished good health, happiness, prosperity and new achievements.
Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev congratulated workers and veterans of agriculture.
“This holiday is traditionally celebrated in the fall, after harvest. It is dedicated to all who work on the ground and in the truest sense of the word feeds our great country. Everything you do is a result of hard work and, of course, love for their profession,” – says the telegram.
Medvedev stressed that “today the agricultural sector is showing steady development.”
“Thanks to the support provided by the government, moderniziriruyutsya agricultural facilities, updated equipment fleet, created a modern, territorial clusters and developing infrastructure. It helps farmers to grow high-quality, ecologically clean products, which are in great demand at home and can compete in the global food market”, – said Medvedev.
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