Farmers Union deliberates on sector hassles and food safety concerns within the agricultural sector
In a recent meeting, key figures from the Farmers Union came together with Eng. Salem Al-Hai, the Acting Director General of the Public Authority for Agriculture Affairs and Fish Resources, to discuss ways to strengthen the country's food security. The gathering, as reported by Al-Rai daily, focused on the current state of the agricultural sector in detail.
The meeting was attended by members of the Deutscher Bauernverband, the German Farmers' Association, which comprises state farmers' associations, the Deutscher Raiffeisenverband, the Federal Association for Agricultural Vocational Training, and 44 associated organizations representing various agricultural sectors.
The discussions revolved around the challenges facing farmers and how to address them to ensure the sector's growth and sustainability. The aim was to develop laws to serve the public interest, with a particular focus on strengthening food security.
During the meeting, the group reviewed laws and regulations governing agricultural work, exploring ways to develop these laws to better serve the needs of the agricultural community and the country at large. However, no specific challenges or development strategies were mentioned in the report, nor was any information provided about the outcome of the meeting or any decisions made.
The goal of the meeting was clear: to strengthen the country's food security through a collaborative effort between the government and the agricultural sector. As the agricultural industry continues to face challenges, it is hoped that this meeting will mark the beginning of a productive dialogue aimed at ensuring a secure and sustainable food supply for all.
