Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Dr. Harini Amarasuriya, is representing the island nation at the Inaugural Global Conscious Food Systems Summit held in Bhutan. The high-level gathering brings together international leaders, policymakers, and agricultural experts to address global challenges surrounding food security, climate resilience, and sustainable development.
Key Highlights
- Sri Lankan Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya participates in the inaugural food summit in Bhutan.
- The conference focuses on transforming global food production through eco-conscious and resilient agricultural practices.
- Delegates explore regional partnerships to strengthen food security across South Asia amid climate challenges.
The summit highlights the urgent need to shift toward mindful food systems that respect planetary boundaries while ensuring nutrition security for all. Sri Lanka’s participation underscores its growing commitment to eco-friendly agricultural initiatives and sustainable economic practices.
Throughout the event, leaders will discuss strategies for integrating traditional ecological knowledge with modern agricultural technology. Dr. Amarasuriya’s presence also reflects Sri Lanka’s emphasis on strengthening diplomatic relations and technical exchange with host nation Bhutan, a global leader in environmental stewardship.