At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on October 16, a reporter asked a question that today is “World Food Day” and that the theme of this year's “World Food Day” global event is “Food Safety, Build a Better Life, and Create a Better Future Together.” In recent years, food security issues have continued to plague the world due to factors such as regional conflicts, climate change, and economic slowdown. How does the speaker evaluate China's efforts to maintain global food security? In response, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said that China is the world's largest producer of grain, and we produce about 1/4 of the world's food with less than 9% of the world's arable land, solving the food problem for more than 1.4 billion people. She said that at the same time, China is also paying close attention to global food security issues and has continued to provide emergency food aid to countries suffering from natural disasters and humanitarian crises in recent years. We are also actively sharing agricultural experience and technology to help developing countries improve their food production capacity. China has become the developing country that has received the most financial assistance, sent the most experts, and carried out the most projects under the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's South-South cooperation framework. Food security is one of the eight key areas of cooperation in global development initiatives. China is ready to continue to strengthen cooperation on food security with all parties to jointly build a world without hunger.

At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on October 16, a reporter asked a question that today is “World Food Day” and that the theme of this year's “World Food Day” global event is “Food Safety, Build a Better Life, and Create a Better Future Together.” In recent years, food security issues have continued to plague the world due to factors such as regional conflicts, climate change, and economic slowdown. How does the speaker evaluate China's efforts to maintain global food security? In response, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said that China is the world's largest producer of grain, and we produce about 1/4 of the world's food with less than 9% of the world's arable land, solving the food problem for more than 1.4 billion people. She said that at the same time, China is also paying close attention to global food security issues and has continued to provide emergency food aid to countries suffering from natural disasters and humanitarian crises in recent years. We are also actively sharing agricultural experience and technology to help developing countries improve their food production capacity. China has become the developing country that has received the most financial assistance, sent the most experts, and carried out the most projects under the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's South-South cooperation framework. Food security is one of the eight key areas of cooperation in global development initiatives. China is ready to continue to strengthen cooperation on food security with all parties to jointly build a world without hunger.