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Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Summit Addresses Capital Mobilization and Resilience

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The Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Summit took place at the Suntec Convention Centre in Singapore, featuring a pre-summit Investment Forum on October 26, followed by the main summit from October 27 to 29. The discussions centered on accelerating innovation, improving agri-food system resilience, and mobilizing capital across the Asia-Pacific food value chain.

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The summit addresses the need for stronger, more resilient food supply chains in the region. Discussions on mobilizing capital and accelerating innovation could influence investment strategies and operational stability within the agri-food sector.

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation is proposing directions for resilient agri-food value chains involving Vietnam.

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