INRAE and FranceAgriMer strengthen their partnership for international expertise

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On 16 July 2024, Christine Avelin, Director General of FranceAgriMer, and Philippe Mauguin, CEO of INRAE, signed a 5-year partnership agreement on international public expertise in agriculture and the food industry. The agreement binds the two organisations for 5 years and commits them to working together on international cooperation projects. The aim is to support French know-how and products on foreign markets.

See also: INRAE’s nternational expertise in public policy support

To find out more, see the list of framework agreements between INRAE and its partners in  public policy support

To find out more, consult the news items on the inrae.fr website

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