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13 November 2026

Ireland contributes EUR 200,000 to strengthen trade opportunities in developing countries

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Ireland contributes EUR 200,000 to strengthen trade opportunities in developing countries

Ireland is contributing EUR 200,000 (approximately CHF 185,000) to the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) in 2026 to strengthen sanitary and phytosanitary capacity in developing and least-developed countries. The contribution will support STDF activities that help countries meet international food safety and animal and plant health standards, as well as facilitate safe and inclusive trade.

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