Doha:The State of Qatar participated in a joint extraordinary meeting of ministerial committees focusing on the establishment of Gulf strategic reserve zones for crucial resources such as food and medicine. This meeting was conducted via video conference and included ministers and representatives from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states.
According to Qatar News Agency, HE Minister of Municipality Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah led the Qatari delegation at the meeting. The discussion centered around various agenda items pertinent to the creation and management of these strategic reserves.
HE the Minister of Municipality introduced a range of insights and proposals during the meeting. These contributions were pivotal in formulating the final recommendations, which emphasize enhancing Gulf integration and coordination in food security and strategic reserves. The proposals also focus on improving the readiness of GCC states and ensuring the sustainability of supply chains to tackle future challenges effectively.
The outcomes of these discussions will be forwarded to the Supreme Council of the Gulf Cooperation Council for further consideration and potential adoption.