Supporting the Guangzhou forum
Behind the second Global Farmers Forum was a programme of participant support and event operations. The historical security-service report records the personnel, transport arrangements and coordination needed to accompany an international conference and its associated visits.
The operations report was published on 18 December 2023; it does not establish the dates of these individual photographs.
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Guobao Anfang Group’s account describes its security assignment for the Guangzhou forum. The work covered routes, fixed and mobile posts, support for visiting guests and emergency preparation.
The photographs show the operational team at the forum backdrop, personnel beside a delegation vehicle and accompaniment during a visit. This is an operations record associated with the second forum, rather than a separate farmers forum edition.
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The event-support team photographed at the second Global Peasant Forum backdrop.
World Farmer AssociationOperational personnel beside a delegation vehicle during the forum programme.
World Farmer AssociationForum participants accompanied during a visit to a covered market.
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