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Pakistan and FAO Discuss Strengthening Cooperation on Agriculture and Food Security

Federal Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment to working with the Food and Agriculture Organization on sustainable agricultural growth.

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APP (Pakistan)

Pakistan's Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research, Rana Tanveer Hussain, met Thursday with Robert Simpson, Deputy Regional Representative for Asia at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), to discuss strengthening cooperation on agriculture and food security, according to a report by the Associated Press of Pakistan.

During the meeting, Hussain reiterated Pakistan's commitment to working closely with the FAO to advance sustainable agricultural growth, improve food security and strengthen livelihoods for farming communities across the country. The discussion reflects ongoing engagement between Pakistan and the United Nations agency on issues central to the country's rural economy.

A Continuing Partnership

Pakistan has worked with the FAO for decades on programs spanning crop productivity, irrigation, food security monitoring and resilience to climate-related shocks affecting agricultural output. Meetings between senior Pakistani officials and FAO representatives typically serve to review ongoing projects and identify new areas for technical assistance and funding support.

The report did not specify what new initiatives or funding commitments, if any, emerged from Thursday's meeting, nor did it provide a timeline for any expanded cooperation between Pakistan and the FAO.

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