Tunisian government signs two projects with UN to improve food security

• The two projects aim to enhance food security and resilience to climate change through a National Action Plan
• The agreement with the FAO based in Rome are part of a four-year cooperation running until 2025

ROME: The Tunisian government and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation have announced they are cooperating on two projects to enhance food security and resilience to climate change through a National Action Plan for the agricultural sector in Tunisia.

The agreements were signed in Tunis by the Agriculture, Water Resources, and Fisheries Minister Mahmoud Elias Hamza, and Philippe Ankers, a representative in Tunisia for the Rome-based UN agency.

The projects are part of a four-year cooperation framework running until 2025, the FAO said in a statement.