Kuwait Sees Gulf Integration Boosting Food Security
The Kuwaiti Minister of State for Development and Sustainability, Dr. Reem Al-Fleij, confirmed that Kuwait supports efforts to strengthen Gulf cooperation in the fields of food security and sustainable supplies. This includes developing joint legislation, exchanging expertise, and establishing strategic food and medicine reserves. This statement was made during her participation in the 38th Meeting of the Committee on Agricultural Cooperation and Food Security of the Gulf Cooperation Council, held in Bahrain. The meeting aims to enhance coordination and collaboration among Gulf countries to improve food security, ensure resource sustainability and supply chain resilience, and address regional and international challenges. Among the topics discussed were plans to establish strategic storage areas, updates to laws concerning pesticides, fertilizers, and organic products, as well as promoting health and veterinary cooperation. The agenda also included discussions on fishing and marine resource development.
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