Zimbabwe has received 700 tonnes of maize grain from the UAE, part of an 8,530-tonne donation to enhance food security. The initiative aligns with the government’s Food Deficit Mitigation Strategy and will support existing programs for vulnerable populations. UAE Ambassador Jassim Mohammed Al Qasimi assured continued support for food security efforts in Zimbabwe.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has recently made a significant contribution to Zimbabwe’s food security by donating 700 tonnes of maize grain, part of a larger shipment totaling 8,530 tonnes, as reported by the Herald in collaboration with TV BRICS. This initiative supports Zimbabwe’s Food Deficit Mitigation Strategy, which aims to provide essential relief to vulnerable populations.
Zimbabwe’s Minister of Local Government and Public Works, Daniel Garwe, emphasized the alignment of this contribution with the government’s strategic efforts. In addition, the Minister of Public Service, Labour, and Social Welfare, Edgar Moyo, stated that the maize would be milled into mealie meal prior to distribution, ensuring effective provision to those in need. This food aid will enhance existing national distribution programs and bolster the fight against food insecurity in the region.
UAE Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Jassim Mohammed Al Qasimi, expressed a commitment to ongoing support, ensuring that all communities receive assistance in achieving food security, thus fostering a sense of solidarity in meeting basic needs.
Zimbabwe has received crucial assistance from the UAE in the form of maize grain, which underscores both nations’ commitment to addressing food security challenges. The government’s coordinated efforts aim to efficiently distribute the aid, ensuring that vulnerable populations benefit substantially. Continued support from the UAE emphasizes their role in global humanitarian efforts, enhancing food security in Zimbabwe.
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