$ 34 billion in food imports in Arab countries

The Arab Organization for Agricultural Development (AOAD) called for maximizing production trade and trade and establishing them on an economic basis between Arab countries.
Thus, the director of the organization, Professor Ibrahim Al-Dakhiri, told the enlightening conference on the World Conference on Food Security that the food import bill for the Arab countries was about $ 34 billion per year. year and that the countries were imported with the potential and resources needed for He stressed that the conference was aimed at developing the legislative environment related to food safety and adapting it to regional standards and legislation and international levels needed to keep pace with the global trend towards achieving the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. A to allow access to regional and global markets, and in turn, may have continued: Sudan has shortcomings in the trade record, we seek to fill this "Albulova", look forward to the conference to achieve performance gains for Sudan to fill in gaps and support food security.

The FAO representative in Khartoum, Baba Qana Ahmado, stressed the importance of the conference and said that food safety was one of the foundations of safety, indicating that the conference was the only one of its kind. opportunity to identify challenges and resolve cooperation between countries, highlighting the need to identify the needs of producers of pesticides and fertilizer With them to ensure food security.

The representative of Khartoum Group of Experts and Specialists, Yasim Yassin, stressed that the challenge was to support the Sudanese product, to become a global competitor, and said that Sudan would have a great opportunity to exchange experiences and international experiences.
The World Conference on Food Security is being held in Khartoum with the participation of 22 Arab countries and a number of senior Arab officials under the theme "Towards a Sustainable and Sustainable Food" from 8 to 10 April this year.

Khartoum: applaud Mutawakil
Sudanese newspaper