Minister of Development and Sustainable Affairs: Adopting Modern Solutions to Enhance Agricultural Production Efficiency and Rationalize Water Use

Minister Al-Faleh and the Finnish ambassador discuss enhancing cooperation in agriculture and sustainability.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
State Minister for Development and Sustainability, Dr. Reem Al-Faleh, affirmed Kuwait’s commitment to adopting modern solutions and technologies that enhance agricultural production efficiency, optimize the use of water and resources, and support the food security system, thereby contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals.
This statement was made in a press remark following her meeting with Juha Mustonen, the Ambassador of the Republic of Finland to Kuwait, to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation and exchange expertise between the two friendly countries in the fields of sustainability, environmental protection, food security, and modern technologies in the agricultural sector.
The meeting addressed several topics of mutual interest and the opportunities available to leverage Finnish expertise and experiences in supporting sustainable practices, and harnessing technology and innovation to develop the agricultural sector and improve resource efficiency.
Minister Al-Faleh emphasized the importance of expanding international cooperation and exchanging knowledge and expertise in sectors related to sustainability, particularly in light of global challenges associated with climate change, food security, and the preservation of natural resources.
For his part, Ambassador Mustonen expressed his anticipation of strengthening cooperation and exchanging expertise between Finland and Kuwait in areas of mutual interest, especially sustainability, environment, technology, and innovation.
Both sides underscored the importance of enhancing dialogue to explore practical cooperation opportunities and fields that contribute to developing the partnership and exchanging expertise between the two friendly countries.