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UAc brings agriculture to debate

Açoriano Oriental15 September 2026 at 12:23

The General Council of the University of the Azores is promoting a UAc Premier conference dedicated to the agricultural sector. The event is scheduled for tomorrow.

The conference aims to discuss issues related to agriculture, a sector of significant importance for the economy and Azorean society.

This is another edition of the UAc Premier conference cycle, which aims to address relevant topics for the region.

The initiative arises in the context of the university's role in discussing issues that directly affect the Azorean community and its development.

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