Investment opportunities in the agrifood sector in some thirty countries are being promoted at the Hand-in-Hand Investment Forum (HIH), within the framework of the WFF, which is being held at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), according to a report from the institution’s press office.
More than two thousand representatives from governments, private companies, development banks, and foundations are participating, and will evaluate these projects over four days of activities.
This year’s Investment Forum features 31 countries and six regional initiatives presenting investment opportunities in agri-food sectors, value chains, and regions, with the potential to improve food security, nutrition, and climate resilience, benefiting more than 175 million people.
Investors can use a dedicated app to host bilateral meetings and individual dialogues with countries to discuss regional initiatives and explore these opportunities.
Opening HIH 2025, FAO Director-General Qu Dongyu noted the day before that “we face an unprecedented opportunity and responsibility to collectively transform global agri-food systems to make them more efficient, more inclusive, more resilient, and more sustainable.”
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