During these discussions, participants raised issues related to the development of livestock farming and ensuring veterinary safety. "In recent years, there has been an increase in cases of diseases among livestock, which underscores the importance of strengthening preventive measures, timely diagnostics, and rapid response from veterinary services," the official statement said.
The minister instructed the relevant services to intensify veterinary control, monitor the epizootic situation, improve preventive activities on farms, and respond promptly to cases of animal diseases.
Moreover, it has been reported that funds have been allocated from the state budget for the purchase of biological products and diagnostic laboratory kits.
The Ministry of Agriculture also urges livestock owners not to delay reporting signs of illness and to follow the recommendations of veterinary specialists.
