FAO: Jordan has a far-reaching strategic view of food security
Al-Anbat - Sarah Al Armouti
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
(FAO) confirmed the existence of a strategic stockpile sufficient for the
winter period, which is the most difficult period, pointing out that this
requires building a vision and building strong strategies at the highest levels
of politics in the country.
The Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative
for the Near East and North Africa at the "FAO", Abdul Hakim Al-Waer,
said that Jordan is one of the countries that has built a far strategic view on
the issue of food security.
Al-Waer added, to the "Alashira” program on "Al-Mamlaka”,
that it is difficult in such circumstances in such a quick period to find a
country in the countries of the region that was able to challenge the lack of
food, almost completely interrupting the global market, and therefore food is
still available and available.
He indicated that the food crisis was urgent, and the world
was still trying to get out and recover from the effects of the Corona crisis,
a very large crisis that disrupted all supply chains and caused many famines,
and caused an increase in the number of people threatened with hunger and a
significant loss of food security.
He continued, "In the recovery phase, this crisis appeared
in the Black Sea region between Russia and Ukraine, and therefore there has
become a kind of shock in the world, perhaps based on surprise, because it was
not expected.
Al-Waer indicated that many countries were not prepared for
this sudden interruption, which is a complete interruption.
