Minister of Development and Sustainability Discusses with British Ambassador Enhancing Cooperation in Food Security
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State Minister for Development and Sustainability Dr. Reem Al-Faleh discussed with the UK Ambassador and the Ambassador of Azerbaijan ways to enhance joint cooperation in food security, veterinary medicine, sustainability, and environmental development.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
State Minister for Development and Sustainability Dr. Reem Al-Faleh held talks with the British Ambassador to Kuwait, Qudsi Rashid, to enhance mutual cooperation and exchange expertise between the two countries in the fields of food security, veterinary medicine, and sustainability.
Dr. Al-Faleh told KUNA that the meeting, held at the headquarters of the Public Authority for Environmental Affairs, discussed ways to develop the food security system and enhance the efficiency of relevant authorities in food and agriculture, as well as exploring cooperation in veterinary medicine and leveraging British expertise to train and attract specialized veterinary cadres to support Kuwait’s veterinary sector.
She added that opportunities for academic and training cooperation with British educational institutions were also discussed, in coordination with the Ministry of Higher Education, to develop national competencies in veterinary medicine, alongside strengthening trade in food products and opening new avenues for marketing Kuwaiti products in the British market in accordance with established requirements and standards.
Both sides emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in agriculture, food production, and sustainability, and exchanging expertise to contribute to enhancing food security and achieving sustainable development goals.
Dr. Reem Al-Faleh, State Minister for Development and Sustainability, also held talks with Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Kuwait, Emil Karimov, to explore ways to enhance mutual cooperation and exchange expertise in environmental and developmental fields.
Dr. Al-Faleh told KUNA that the meeting, held at the headquarters of the Public Authority for Environmental Affairs, discussed the importance of strengthening cooperation in food security, exchanging expertise in agriculture and land reclamation, and increasing trade in food products between the two countries.
She added that the discussions also covered expanding cooperation horizons and intensifying coordination between the two sides to support environmental initiatives and achieve sustainable development goals.
