Zimbabwe received 700 tonnes of maize grain from the UAE, part of an 8,530-tonne consignment to bolster food security. Local officials affirmed that the grain will be milled into mealie meal for effective distribution, reinforcing national programs. UAE’s Ambassador pledged continued support to ensure food security for all communities.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has significantly contributed to Zimbabwe’s food security by donating 700 tonnes of maize grain out of a total of 8,530 tonnes. This support aligns with Zimbabwe’s efforts to mitigate food deficits, as highlighted by the Local Government and Public Works Minister, Daniel Garwe.
Zimbabwe’s Public Service, Labour, and Social Welfare Minister, Edgar Moyo, confirmed the maize would be processed into mealie meal for efficient distribution, enhancing the existing national food distribution programs to address food security challenges.
The UAE Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Jassim Mohammed Al Qasimi, has pledged ongoing support to ensure that all communities achieve food security. This initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to assist Zimbabwe in overcoming its food challenges.
In summary, the UAE’s donation of maize grain is a critical step towards enhancing Zimbabwe’s food security. Government officials have expressed that this support is vital for the Food Deficit Mitigation Strategy, with ongoing assistance promised to ensure comprehensive aid across communities.
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