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Qatar participates in meeting of GCC Committee of Agricultural Cooperation and Food Security

<p>Manama: The State of Qatar participated in the 38th Meeting of the Committee of Agricultural Cooperation and Food Security in the GCC States, held Thursday in Manama, Bahrain.</p> <p>Minister of Municipality HE Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah led the State of Qatar's delegation at the meeting.</p> <p><img src="/get/maximage/20260903_1788445454-3450.jpg?1788445454" style="width:…

Qatar participates in meeting of GCC Committee of Agricultural Cooperation and Food Security

Manama, Bahrain witnessed the 38th Meeting of the Committee of Agricultural Cooperation and Food Security, with Qatar actively participating. The meeting, held on Thursday, saw the State of Qatar's delegation led by Minister of Municipality HE Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah.

The discussions encompassed various topics under the purview of enhancing joint Gulf cooperation and integration in agriculture and food security. Among the agenda items was a study on establishing regional areas for strategic food storage and addressing related needs, as well as the Gulf strategy for food security.

Draft laws, regulations, and systems pertinent to these fields were also under discussion. The committee adopted several decisions and recommendations on these topics, furthering the cause of unified Gulf action and strengthening integration among GCC countries in agriculture and food security.

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