Pakistan and the UAE Discuss Initiatives for Food Security

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Bakheet Al Romaithi, the general consul of the United Arab Emirates in Karachi, met with Fahd Haroon, minister of state and special assistant to the prime minister on public communication and digital platforms.

Both of them talked about how crucial public outreach is in educating the public about issues like food security and the effects of climate change. The meeting’s main topic was Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan’s initiative, the UAE food programme for Pakistan.

During the meeting, Haroon gave a visiting UAE media delegation information about the steps Pakistan has taken to combat food insecurity, particularly in the Sindh province. The consul general was pleased with how the government of Sindh and the UAE worked together on the “Emirates Humanitarian” medical campaign in Sindh to give access to healthcare for the underprivileged.

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Health, poverty alleviation, education, and disaster relief are just a few of the social and humanitarian areas where the UAE Pakistan Assistance Programme (UAE-PAP) has helped.

In eight districts in Sindh, acute malnutrition is at a critical level, while in one district, it is at a serious level, according to the most recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification Acute Malnutrition analysis. The urgent problem is addressed through the UAE’s food assistance programme. According to the report, there are 17.7 million stunted and 9.7 million wasted children under five in Pakistan, while the overall malnutrition incidence is 38.3%.

Meeting between Haroon and the Consul General demonstrates Pakistan and UAE’s shared commitment to addressing food insecurity and enhancing the welfare of vulnerable populations. The UAE’s food assistance programme will aid Pakistan’s efforts in Sindh province to combat Pakistan’s malnutrition problem.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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