In Kunming, the vibrant capital city of Yunnan Province on the Chinese mainland, agricultural ministers from member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) gathered for the 10th SCO Agricultural Ministers' Meeting held from July 30 to 31. This dynamic session brought together officials and researchers from over 10 member states, observer states, and dialogue partners who are all committed to finding shared solutions to common challenges.
The discussions spanned crucial topics such as rural development, poverty reduction, and technological exchange. Many participants emphasized the urgent need for innovative, climate-resilient technologies to ensure food security. As Sohail Khan, deputy secretary general of the SCO, explained, "In the context of food security, I think the SCO agriculture sector is going to play a crucial role. We have many things in common, and many that are not. We need to sit down and work together on the technologies that are going to be climate resilient."
This meeting not only underscored the importance of regional cooperation in addressing agricultural challenges but also highlighted how collaborative efforts can drive sustainable growth and innovation. For young businesspeople, students, and culture enthusiasts alike, this event serves as an inspiring example of how leaders from across Asia are uniting to build a more secure and prosperous future.
Reference(s):
SCO agricultural ministers seek stronger ties at Kunming meeting
cgtn.com
