Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs deploys animal disease prevention and control, and quarantine supervision work for 2026

MetaMuskRat · 2026-04-05T09:55:53+00:00

People's Finance News, April 3 — On April 1, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held the 2026 Animal Disease Prevention and Control and Quarantine Supervision Work Conference, thoroughly analyzing the current situation and comprehensively deploying key tasks for the year. The meeting emphasized the need to strictly implement the deployment requirements of the Central No. 1 Document on livestock and veterinary work. It called for adhering to the general tone of steady progress, focusing on improving quality and efficiency, maintaining a bottom-line mindset and innovative thinking, and coordinating the prevention and control of major animal diseases, key zoonotic diseases, and common endemic diseases. The goal is to minimize the risk of outbreaks and safeguard the high-quality development of the livestock industry and veterinary public health security.

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2026-04-05 09:55:53

People’s Finance News April 3, 2026: On April 1, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held a work meeting on animal disease prevention and control and quarantine supervision for 2026, conducting an in-depth analysis of the current situation and making an overall deployment of the year’s key priorities. The meeting emphasized that the deployment requirements of the Central Document No. 1 regarding animal husbandry and veterinary work must be implemented strictly. It said that efforts should adhere to the general work tone of pursuing progress while maintaining stability, focus on the goal of improving quality and efficiency, strengthen bottom-line thinking and innovative thinking, coordinate and advance the prevention and control of major animal diseases, key zoonotic diseases, and common, frequently occurring diseases, and work to the fullest extent to reduce the risk of outbreaks. This will help safeguard the high-quality development of the livestock industry and ensure veterinary public health security.

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