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International community should support in tackling food challenges, message on World Day, meeting of Lahore Gymkhana delegation, check of 1 crore given
ISLAMABAD (APP, INP, Express Reporter) Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that the recent devastating floods have destroyed ready crops on millions of acres of land, making it difficult for an agricultural country like Pakistan to import food items. Climate change is having a negative impact on our lives, leading to an increase in global malnutrition, poverty and hunger. In his tweet on Sunday, the Prime Minister said that today the World Food Day highlights the importance of overall global initiatives to ensure food security in different countries of the world. Meanwhile, in his message released on Sunday on the occasion of World Food Day, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has urged the international development partners and the international community to contribute to the post-flood reconstruction efforts, especially in dealing with food challenges. Support Pakistan, for the improvement of the agricultural sector in Pakistan, a farmer's conference is going to be held soon, where the government will announce a package for the improvement of the agricultural sector, on the occasion of the World Food Day. Let us pledge to work together to do our part individually and collectively to secure food for communities, societies and the world at large. Floods have wreaked havoc in Pakistan affecting more than 33 million people, the impact of the damage to Pakistan's agricultural sector will be felt across the world. On Sunday, a delegation of Lahore Gymkhana Club headed by Mian Misbah-ur-Rehman met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The delegation also presented a check of Rs.1 carror
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