Agriculture Committee Pushes for Law Amendments
Deputy Mohamed Abdel Hafez emphasized the urgent need to amend agricultural and food security legislation, noting that the government has not yet submitted any new bills to the House of Representatives despite prior announcements. This is especially true regarding the Cooperative Law and the Agriculture Law. He stressed that these amendments are essential to improve the role of cooperative societies in supporting farmers by providing services such as insurance, financing, and subsidized marketing, thereby achieving more efficient productivity. He called for the adoption of international best practices and transforming cooperatives into productive economic entities that contribute to food security. He also questioned the fate of the outcomes of international delegation visits, as no visible impact has been seen on legislation so far. Additionally, he reassured the importance of placing these bills on the government's agenda at the start of the second session, given their direct connection to national and food security.
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