Rana Tanveer Meets CFS Chairperson, Reaffirms Food Security Commitment
Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Rana Tanveer Hussain held a courtesy meeting with the Chairperson of the Committee on World Food Security on Saturday, reaffirming Pakistan's continued collaboration and commitment to advancing global food security and nutrition objectives. The meeting took place on the sidelines of an international food policy engagement.
The Committee on World Food Security, a United Nations body hosted under the Food and Agriculture Organisation framework, serves as a key intergovernmental platform for coordinating global food security strategies, monitoring hunger trends, and aligning national policies with international nutrition targets.
Pakistan, as a major agricultural producer and a country with persistent food insecurity challenges in its own population, occupies a dual position in CFS discussions — both as a contributor to global food supply chains and as a country requiring policy support for domestic nutrition outcomes. Rana Tanveer's engagement with the CFS Chairperson reaffirms Islamabad's commitment to multilateral food governance at a moment when global food systems remain stressed by climate variability and geopolitical disruptions.
No specific new agreements or programme commitments were announced as an outcome of the courtesy meeting.
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