(Bandar Seri Begawan, 23rd) At today’s opening ceremony of the 38th Session of the FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific held at the Empire Hotel, the Crown Prince delivered a speech welcoming ministers, heads of delegations, and distinguished guests from various countries, emphasizing the shared responsibility of ensuring regional food security.
He pointed out that climate change, pressure on ecosystems, and supply chain vulnerabilities pose major challenges to agricultural production, especially affecting farmers and fishermen.
The Crown Prince stressed that food security is not only about supply, but also about access, nutrition, and the resilience of systems, calling for regional cooperation, innovation, and sustainable development. Brunei is committed to enhancing the self-sufficiency of its food systems through innovation, sustainable agricultural practices, and value chain development.
He further stated that in facing global challenges, only through cooperation and concerted efforts can we build more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable food systems.
The opening ceremony concluded successfully, with the Prince announcing the official opening of the 38th session, expressing hope that the meeting will bring tangible and effective outcomes for the region.
He pointed out that climate change, pressure on ecosystems, and supply chain vulnerabilities pose major challenges to agricultural production, especially affecting farmers and fishermen.
The Crown Prince stressed that food security is not only about supply, but also about access, nutrition, and the resilience of systems, calling for regional cooperation, innovation, and sustainable development. Brunei is committed to enhancing the self-sufficiency of its food systems through innovation, sustainable agricultural practices, and value chain development.
He further stated that in facing global challenges, only through cooperation and concerted efforts can we build more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable food systems.
The opening ceremony concluded successfully, with the Prince announcing the official opening of the 38th session, expressing hope that the meeting will bring tangible and effective outcomes for the region.