Cabinet of Ministers Regulation No. 126 validating the Procedure for granting state support to agriculture.

This Regulation primarily focuses on the rules governing the provision of state support for agricultural and rural development, specifically under the framework established by the Ministry of Agriculture. Its objectives include facilitating participation in international exhibitions through organized joint stands, enhancing the visibility of agricultural commodities, and promoting the interests of farmers and rural residents. Key legal principles include compliance with the requirements set forth by the Ministry of Agriculture and adherence to the established deadlines for submitting necessary documentation to the Rural Support Service. The document outlines specific measures for obtaining support, including the submission of a detailed application by March 15 each year, which must include a project description, a detailed budget, and an assessment of expected outcomes. It emphasizes the need for a comprehensive expense breakdown related to the organization and operation of joint stands at international exhibitions. Additionally, it mandates the publication of information regarding participation opportunities, application conditions, and the results of previous exhibitions, ensuring transparency and accessibility for potential participants. Implementation of the outlined measures involves the establishment of a commission by the institution to evaluate applications based on compliance with the specified criteria and the order of submission. The document specifies that decisions regarding support allocation will be communicated to applicants, with the decision date considered the date of state support provision. Secondary themes include procedural requirements for documentation preparation, the necessity for compliance with de minimis support regulations, and the involvement of stakeholders in the application and evaluation process, ensuring a structured approach to support distribution.