China Targets Significant Rural Revitalization by 2027
China unveils ambitious plans to bolster rural revitalization and agricultural modernization by 2027, aiming to strengthen food security and enhance living conditions in rural areas.
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China unveils ambitious plans to bolster rural revitalization and agricultural modernization by 2027, aiming to strengthen food security and enhance living conditions in rural areas.
On January 8, Sudan began distributing 1,250 tonnes of rice donated by China to districts across the country to alleviate food shortages and support vulnerable communities.
China’s state-owned grain reserve enterprises are expected to purchase around 420 million tonnes of grain in 2024, marking the second consecutive year of purchases exceeding 400 million tonnes.
Chinese scientists have developed a novel gene-editing approach to create heat-resistant crops, boosting yields and combating the effects of global warming on agriculture.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning criticizes U.S. claims that Chinese garlic poses a major threat to U.S. food security, urging rationality and common sense from U.S. politicians.
China’s 2024 grain output reached a record high of 706.5 million tonnes, marking a 1.6 percent increase from last year, according to official data released on Friday.
Chinese scientists are urgently developing heat-resistant potato varieties as climate change threatens yields, posing risks to global food security.
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa announces plans to focus on inclusive growth, food security, and artificial intelligence during the country’s upcoming G20 presidency.
China’s new rice variety is set to double yields in Kenya, offering hope for food self-sufficiency and poverty reduction. Kenyan expert John Kimani praises the innovation’s potential impact.
APEC leaders in Lima urge enhanced multilateral cooperation to tackle challenges in trade, environment, food, and energy security, as declared in the 2024 Machu Picchu Declaration.
Peru continues to battle food insecurity as it hosts the APEC Leaders’ Meeting. The Global Hunger Index highlights the challenges faced, emphasizing the need for collaborative solutions among APEC economies.
China’s major agricultural provinces are nearing completion of a bumper grain harvest despite extreme weather and natural disasters, with grain output projected to reach a record 700 million tonnes this year.
China’s grain output is projected to surpass 700 million tonnes in 2024 for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s agricultural production, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
Scholar Sayon Doumbouya emphasizes the link between peace, food security, and development in Africa, advocating collaboration with the Chinese mainland to address challenges and build a prosperous future.
Over one million people have been affected by severe flooding in South Sudan, with 271,000 displaced, according to the UN. The unprecedented floods threaten up to 3.3 million people between September and December.
Discover how a Colombian family is pioneering sustainable cattle ranching ahead of COP16, aiming to address global food security concerns and promote peace with nature.
On October 16, World Food Day raises awareness about global hunger and food security. Despite progress, recent years have seen a rise in hunger worldwide, highlighting the need for collective action.
On World Food Day, we highlight the Chinese mainland’s vital role in global food security, feeding nearly 18% of the world’s population with less than 9% of the planet’s arable land.
Discover how China has transformed its agricultural sector over 75 years to feed 1.4 billion people with just 9% of global farmland through innovation and modernization.
About 733 million people—approximately 9% of the world’s population—may have faced hunger in 2023, according to a UN report, highlighting a growing challenge in achieving global food security by 2030.