A meeting is scheduled for livestock breeders with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Maximos Mansion. According to government sources, a delegation from the livestock sector will meet at 1:00 PM to address various pressing issues with Mitsotakis and other government officials. This meeting was initially planned during an earlier gathering of stakeholders, amidst ongoing protests by farmers, reflecting significant unrest among those involved in animal production, particularly regarding their exclusion from discussions.

The forthcoming meeting aims to outline strategic plans for the future of the agricultural sector, responding to complaints from livestock producers who feel sidelined by the government's decision to prioritize discussions with certain representatives over others. Those involved in the Panhellenic Committee of the Blockades have expressed their discontent, stating that the government appears uninterested in engaging in dialogue with a broader representation of the livestock community, exacerbating tensions in an already fraught situation.

This gathering could have long-term implications for the government's agricultural policies, especially if it fails to acknowledge the concerns of all stakeholders. With farmers actively protesting, the government's approach to addressing issues in the agricultural sector will be under scrutiny. The upcoming discussion is pivotal in determining whether the administration can effectively address grievances and foster a more inclusive dialogue with livestock producers, impacting future cooperation.