Hungary and FAO put cooperation on a new footing
Maurizio Martina, deputy director-general of FAO and deputy state secretary Oszkár Ökrös have discussed the establishment of new foundations for and the further strengthening of the nearly twenty years of successful cooperation between the Hungarian government and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The meeting underlined the key role of Budapest in FAO’s global system and that Hungary is committed to further expanding the partnership. //

Parties believe that the 80th anniversary is an excellent opportunity to direct public attention to the challenges and opportunities for agriculture and food
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