The government has announced that it will implement new measures to support farmers, emphasizing that these actions are urgent and cannot be delayed. According to officials close to the prime minister, the funding for these measures will come from new savings within the current budget. This means that the government will find ways to reduce expenses in order to allocate resources to the agricultural sector without increasing overall spending. The prime minister's team explained that the savings will be achieved through "cancellations" and "freezing of state spending." These terms refer to the cancellation of certain non-essential programs or projects and the temporary halt of new expenditures in various areas of government activity. The goal is to reallocate funds to support farmers, who are facing economic challenges and need immediate assistance. This approach reflects a strategic decision to prioritize agricultural support while managing public finances carefully. By freezing or cutting other areas of spending, the government aims to ensure that the necessary resources are available for farmers without requiring additional borrowing or tax increases. The move highlights the importance of the agricultural sector in the national economy and underscores the government's commitment to addressing the needs of farmers promptly. Officials have stressed that these measures are part of a broader strategy to stabilize the sector and ensure long-term food security and rural development.