Food and water security dialogue in Ramallah
A December 2024 meeting at Palestine’s Ministry of Agriculture connected coordination with urgent food and water needs. The exchange considered a continuing channel between the ministry and the association, alongside agricultural policy priorities shaped by emergency conditions and the need for recovery.
The source explicitly dates the meeting to 23 December 2024. The Chinese report was published on 2 January 2025 and the English report on 3 January 2025.
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The association’s Middle East envoy met the Palestinian agriculture minister in Ramallah on 23 December 2024. The report identifies the ministry headquarters as the venue and records participation from ministry officials.
The discussion covered the Food and Water Security Initiative, emergency interventions, Gaza relief and Greening Palestine. It also records agreement to establish a coordination office at the ministry and conversation about a regional centre in Amman. These arrangements are attributed to the meeting report rather than presented as independently verified current operations.
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Participants in the agricultural-coordination meeting at the ministry in Ramallah.
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