In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, world leaders, experts, and key stakeholders have gathered for the “World Without Hunger” Conference, a landmark three-day event addressing the global crises of hunger and malnutrition. With over 1,500 attendees, including Heads of State, Ministers, UN agencies, private sector representatives, and civil society members, the conference aims to drive forward critical discussions and coordinated actions to achieve Zero Hunger, one of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The conference schedule is packed with solution-oriented technical sessions, an investment forum to spur financial support for hunger-alleviation initiatives, and a high-level political forum. Together, these sessions will culminate in a Conference Declaration—a united pledge from the global community to tackle hunger and malnutrition with concrete, collaborative action.
This event is co-organized by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the African Union Commission (AUC), and the Government of Ethiopia, with technical expertise from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The collaboration highlights the necessity of uniting international institutions, governments, and organizations to overcome this universal challenge.
A Unified Response to Hunger
In his opening remarks, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed described hunger and malnutrition as some of the gravest threats to humanity, stressing that they can only be defeated through coordinated global efforts. “Achieving Zero Hunger is within our reach if we act together,” he stated, calling on all sectors—from governments to financial institutions and local communities—to play their part.
The conference reflects a strong international commitment to addressing hunger as a pressing global crisis. By focusing on actionable solutions and investments, the “World Without Hunger” Conference aims to accelerate progress toward achieving food security for all, moving us closer to a future free from hunger.
Key Highlights and Goals:
Technical Sessions: Solution-driven discussions on best practices, innovative technologies, and strategies for hunger relief.
Investment Forum: Opportunities for stakeholders to fund initiatives that combat hunger and support sustainable agriculture.
High-Level Political Forum: A gathering of political leaders to commit to actionable policies and collaborate on international solutions.
As the event continues, eyes remain on Addis Ababa, where the outcomes of these critical conversations could help shape a future where everyone has access to nutritious food. Stay tuned for more updates from this impactful gathering in the fight to end hunger.
In Addis Ababa, leaders and experts from around the world gathered for the “A World Free from Hunger” conference, where Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed delivered a powerful speech on the fight to end hunger. Prime Minister Abiy emphasized that hunger is a global challenge that requires unity, innovation, and dedication from all nations.
Abiy highlighted Ethiopia’s strides toward food security, including investments in sustainable farming and modern agricultural practices. His message to the world: a hunger-free world is within reach if we work together. 🌱✨
Check out the full video to hear his inspiring words and learn how we can all contribute to a world where no one goes to bed hungry.
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