Islamabad: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) convened its first session focused on water scarcity and food security challenges in Pakistan. This initial meeting, held at the NDMA headquarters, gathered stakeholders from various ministries and organizations to discuss the pressing issues of water and food in the country.

According to a statement by National Disaster Management Authority, the session aimed to establish a framework for a comprehensive study to address these crucial concerns. The Chairman of the Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) was present, offering insights into current water management strategies in Pakistan.

During the session, the Chairman of the NDMA informed participants about the Authority’s ongoing efforts in disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, and early warning systems. These initiatives are seen as vital for sustainable resource management and enhancing food resilience.

The meeting concluded with participants sharing valuable suggestions and outlining a clear path to tackle water and food security challenges. The discussions highlighted the need for collaborative efforts among government agencies, private sector players, and development partners to address these issues effectively.

The NDMA emphasized its commitment to fostering collaboration and implementing practical solutions to ensure a resilient and sustainable future for Pakistan.