Achieving Food Security In the Middle East
Senior Industry Leaders Will Share Their Insights
Achieving food security in the Middle East requires a transition to a more resilient and competitive domestic food sector, facilitated by a supportive regulatory environment and increased private investment that also supports the need of smallholder farmers. Regional coordination will be essential to address shared food security risks collectively, by optimising food trade based on comparative advantage and sharing opportunities to maximise resource efficiency. The conventional production methods that predominate in the region are an obstacle to progress, highlighting the need to embrace transformative digital technologies, such as AI and precision farming to boost productivity, reduce carbon emissions and streamline supply chains. Bridging the information gap, however, remains a challenge, requiring efforts to improve data utilisation across the agricultural value chain.
This webinar discussion, hosted by the Financial Times and IFC, will explore the role that investors can play in increasing investment to bolster food security in the Middle East.
World-Class Business Leaders and Speakers
Key Discussion Points
Investment
What is the role of international organisations in stimulating investments that foster food security in the Middle East?
Agricultural Systems
How can advanced technologies such as AI, precision farming and e-commerce be effectively integrated into existing agricultural systems in the region to enhance productivity and sustainability?
Building Resilience
In what ways can innovation and collaboration help countries in the Middle East enhance their food security?
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