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Egyptian Agriculture Minister Alaa Farouk called for stronger international cooperation to address food and water security challenges at the 17th Bosphorus Summit in Istanbul. He warned of the impact of conflicts, disruptions to supply chains, rising transport costs, and volatility in grain and fertilizer prices. Farouk said Egypt was working to increase production of strategic crops, including wheat, and expand land reclamation through the New Delta project. He also highlighted efforts to use water more efficiently, recycle it, and develop irrigation technologies. Stressing the importance of securing trade routes—especially the Suez Canal—he called for sharing technology and expertise and investing in storage and transport. Food and water, he said, should be areas of cooperation, not conflict.
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