Chinese, African Scientists Call For Climate-Resistant Food Plans To End Hunger Scientists from China and Africa called again yesterday fo...

 

Chinese, African Scientists Call For Climate-Resistant Food Plans To End Hunger

Scientists from China and Africa called again yesterday for better farming systems that fit the climate and can deal with climate change. This is needed to solve the problem of hunger and poor nutrition.

In their talks at a meeting in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, the experts talked about the growing problem of hunger in Africa and how the only long-term answer is to go back to better ways of growing food. able to deal with changes in the weather.

Yan Zhuang, who is in charge of the foreign cooperation programme at the Chinese College of Science, said that if Africa fights climate change and other environmental problems, it will be able to produce food for a long time. He said that if developing countries work together, they will be better able to fight climate change in Africa and move faster towards the goal of the MDD's sustainable development plan to end hunger on the continent by 2030.

At the third meeting on climate change, environment, and lifestyle in Nairobi, about 100 experts from China and Africa are talking about new ways to improve food and nutrition in Africa. (Ibrahim Yaya)