By Jones Gadama
Malawi’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Honourable Nancy Tembo, has expressed her gratitude to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) for their collaborative efforts in addressing food security challenges in the country.
On Thursday, April 10, 2025, Minister Tembo received in audience Mr. Babagana Ahmadu, FAO Country Representative, at her office.
During the meeting, Minister Tembo commended FAO’s close collaboration with the Government of Malawi in supporting national efforts to build a resilient and sustainable agricultural sector.
She acknowledged the vital role FAO plays in providing technical expertise and support in advancing agricultural development and ensuring food security in Malawi.
In response, Mr. Ahmadu reaffirmed FAO’s commitment to working alongside the Government of Malawi to address food security challenges.
He emphasized the organization’s dedication to supporting Malawi’s agricultural sector and ensuring that the country achieves its development goals.
As Minister of Foreign Affairs, Honourable Nancy Tembo has been instrumental in promoting Malawi’s interests on the global stage.
She has also been a vocal advocate for environmental conservation and sustainable development.
Before assuming her current role, Minister Tembo served as Minister of Natural Resources and Climate Change, where she championed efforts to address climate change and promote sustainable land use practices.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has been working closely with the Government of Malawi to address food security challenges and promote sustainable agricultural practices.
The organization has provided technical expertise and support to Malawi’s agricultural sector, helping the country to build a resilient and sustainable food system.
FAO’s work in Malawi is aligned with the country’s development goals, including the Malawi Growth and Development Strategy (MGDS).
The organization’s efforts are focused on promoting sustainable agriculture, improving food security, and reducing poverty.
The meeting between Minister Tembo and Mr. Ahmadu highlights the importance of collaboration between the Government of Malawi and international organizations like FAO.
The partnership between the two entities has been instrumental in promoting sustainable agricultural practices and addressing food security challenges in the country.
As Malawi continues to face challenges related to climate change, poverty, and food insecurity, the role of organizations like FAO will be critical in supporting the country’s development efforts.
The Government of Malawi and FAO must work together to ensure that the country’s agricultural sector is resilient, sustainable, and able to meet the needs of its growing population.
The meeting between Minister Tembo and Mr. Ahmadu underscores the importance of collaboration and partnership in addressing development challenges.
The Government of Malawi and FAO must continue to work together to promote sustainable agricultural practices, address food security challenges, and support the country’s development goals.
By working together, Malawi can build a resilient and sustainable food system that benefits all its citizens.
The partnership between the Government of Malawi and FAO is a step in the right direction, and it is hoped that this collaboration will continue to yield positive results for the country’s agricultural sector and its people.
As the country moves forward, it is essential that the Government of Malawi and FAO continue to prioritize sustainable agricultural practices, climate change mitigation, and food security.
By doing so, Malawi can ensure that its agricultural sector is resilient, sustainable, and able to meet the needs of its growing population.
The commitment of the Government of Malawi and FAO to addressing food security challenges and promoting sustainable agricultural practices is a positive development for the country.
It is hoped that this partnership will continue to yield positive results and support Malawi’s development goals.
In the coming months and years, it will be essential to monitor the progress of the partnership between the Government of Malawi and FAO.
The success of this partnership will depend on the ability of both parties to work together effectively and address the challenges facing Malawi’s agricultural sector.
By prioritizing sustainable agricultural practices, climate change mitigation, and food security, Malawi can build a resilient and sustainable food system that benefits all its citizens.
The partnership between the Government of Malawi and FAO is a critical step in this process, and it is hoped that this collaboration will continue to yield positive results for the country’s agricultural sector and its people.
