Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called hunger a weapon of war during a speech at the Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. The address took place amid Nutrition Week, which brings together UN agencies, governments and experts to coordinate the fight against hunger and malnutrition. Sánchez met with the leaders of the FAO, the International Fund for Agricultural Development and the World Food Programme, reiterating Spain’s unwavering support for multilateral action. He condemned the use of hunger to destabilise societies and urged respect for international humanitarian law. Sánchez also highlighted Spain’s position as a leading food‑security country, noting a 12% rise in agricultural income and a €320 million contribution to food‑security projects. He outlined priorities including fair trade, fertilizer access, water efficiency, inclusion of women and youth, and technological innovation.
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