BRICS nation launchs land restoration treaty, shake hands to prevent soil fertility loss
New Delhi: BRICS Nations has launched India including India “BRICS Land Restoration Participation“To address issues Land fallDesertification, and Soil fertility loss In 11 member countries of the group, and reiterated your resolve to make the global agricultural-food system fair, inclusive, innovative and durable.
The move was supported by these countries at a meeting of 15th BRICS Agriculture Ministers in Brasilia, Brazil on Thursday. This was the first agricultural ministers’ meeting of extended BRICS with 11 members.
India was represented by Union Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan.
Chauhan insisted on a welfare place in his speech Small and marginal farmer At the center of global agricultural strategies.
The BRICS nations collectively accounts for 47% of the world’s population and contribute 36% of global GDP.
In addition to the five old members, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, six new members – Egypt, Ethiopia, UAE, Iran, Indonesia and Saudi – have joined the group in the last year. The meeting requires making agricultural trade fair, controlling global value instability and ensuring remuneration value for small farmers.
India emphasized the importance of public food stockholding systems, MSP and price chains, which directly connect the small holder to consumers.
