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Latin America and the Caribbean participates in the World Food Forum 2026Rome – Hybrid event, 8–16 October 2026
IntroductionFrom 8 to 16 October, Latin America and the Caribbean will participate in the World Food Forum 2026, in Rome and virtually. Under the theme “Innovate Today to Nourish Tomorrow,” the region will share investment proposals, experiences and knowledge to advance towards more efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable agrifood systems. The regional agenda will bring together governments, youth, producers, academic institutions, Indigenous Peoples, development partners and the private sector. Activities will explore concrete opportunities to strengthen production, generate rural employment, add value and expand access to markets through investment, science, innovation and partnerships.
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