His name came out of the hat at the height of farmers' protest movement. Almost on the sly, as he remains unknown to public opinion. However, Peter Strohschneider, that is his name, is, according to the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, the providential man, the one who, at the very least, is most capable of brightening the dark horizon of European agriculture. How can we guarantee a better standard of living for Europe's farmers? How can we ensure food sovereignty while maintaining a level of competitiveness enabling us to face global competition? How to reconcile ecological and economic performance? So many strategic questions to which the man who now holds the presidency of the strategic dialogue for the future of European agriculture is responsible for answering between now and this summer.
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