Farmers in the country are facing increasing financial pressure due to rising fuel costs, and in response, the government has decided to extend a financial aid program known as GNR until December 31. This aid provides farmers with a 15-cent subsidy per liter of diesel, helping to ease the burden of higher fuel prices. According to farmers, operating a tractor for a single workday can cost around 50 euros in diesel alone, highlighting the significant impact of rising fuel prices on their daily operations. The government’s decision to extend the aid comes as part of broader efforts to support sectors most affected by the ongoing economic and energy crisis. Alongside the agricultural sector, the construction industry is also receiving support through a similar program, with a 20-cent per liter subsidy for diesel. These measures are aimed at stabilizing costs for businesses that rely heavily on fuel for their operations. Fuel prices have been rising globally due to a combination of factors, including geopolitical tensions and increased demand for energy. In this context, the extension of the GNR aid is seen as a temporary relief for farmers and construction workers who are particularly vulnerable to fluctuating fuel costs. The government has emphasized that these measures are part of a temporary response to the current crisis. Farmers and industry representatives have welcomed the extension, noting that it provides some stability during a challenging time. However, they remain concerned about the long-term sustainability of such support and the potential for further increases in fuel prices. The government has not yet announced plans for future measures, leaving uncertainty about how the situation will be addressed beyond December 31.