Moscow, Russian Federation
VAK Russia 5.2.1
VAK Russia 5.2.3
VAK Russia 5.2.4
VAK Russia 5.2.5
VAK Russia 5.2.6
UDC 351/354
Russian Classification of Professions by Education 38.03.04
The primary goal of public administration in the agro-industrial complex is to ensure a stable food supply for the population and develop agricultural production. Developing exports, although secondary, is nevertheless an important factor in agricultural development and is inextricably linked to ensuring the country's food security. Thus, there are two key aspects of public administration in agriculture: continuing import substitution processes and promoting the entry of domestic food producers into global markets.
agro-industrial complex, strategic public administration, import substitution, food security, sanctions, competitiveness
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