4.1.1. In the context of new opportunities arising from the capacious market of the EAES, using the geographical and climatic conditions, the country's agroindustrial complex will occupy its own individual niche in the union market. At the same time, the Government will develop effective forms of cooperation with the EEA member states in the field of agro-industrial policy in order to create products that are competitive in the external and internal markets. Important measures for the development of the agro-industrial complex will be to overcome small-scale production, create medium and large processing complexes, develop logistics and reduce the role of intermediaries in commodity markets. 4.1.2. The priority direction of the Government's policy will be state support for the production and processing of agricultural products, which create high added value and are labor-intensive. Target targets for the development of the industry will be the growth of production volumes and its efficiency, improving the quality of agricultural products, ensuring the country's food security, building the capacity of the processing industry. 4.1.3. The government, regional and local authorities together with the business community will determine the specialization of the regions for a limited range of agricultural products. Specialization of the regions will create conditions for the formation of large farms. In order to enlarge the farms, the lands of the State Fund for Agricultural Land will be actively used, systems of guaranteed state purchases of agricultural products for institutions with a large number of consumers both inside the country and outside it will be introduced. Mechanisms of futures deals and lending for the future harvest will be introduced. Cultivation of crops will be consistently adapted to the conditions of specialization in order to increase the yield of crops and crop rotations, as well as the effectiveness of lands in general. The government will introduce a balanced management of lands and livestock to ensure the raw material base of the domestic processing industry. 4.1.4. The government will implement a program to develop large commodity and logistics centers for agricultural products. Centers of international level will be located: one - in the south of the country ("Southern"), the other - in the north of the country ("North"). Also, 7 regional logistics centers with specific target products will be launched. 4.1.5. In order to increase the export of agricultural products, an appropriate infrastructure will be built taking into account the requirements for volumes and quality standards, including laboratories, logistic centers, slaughter shops, processing enterprises and transport companies. These trade and logistics centers will also be able to concentrate, calibrate, sort, store and conduct primary processing of agricultural products. 4.1.6. The government will continue the state policy to provide agricultural producers with affordable financial resources with a gradual succession of financing the production of raw materials directly by the processing enterprises themselves. 22