Summary
This fireside chat explores how harmonized international standards can accelerate innovation and cross-border trade in the food and agriculture sectors. It emphasizes the importance of stakeholder engagement, technology adoption, and regulatory frameworks that support sustainability and economic growth. The speakers call for SMEs to leverage available opportunities and participate in events like the Make It in the Emirates Forum.
Key Topics
7 key topics from H.E. Dr. Farah Al Zarooni and Rowdha Al Sayegh at Global Food Week. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
Fireside Chat – Standard for a Sustainable Future: Shaping Global Food Systems through Innovation and Regulation
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Key Takeaways
- Harmonize standards to facilitate trade and reduce costs.
- Engage stakeholders early in regulation development.
- Address resistance to change with support and clarity.
- Use AI and blockchain for food safety and traceability.
UAE's Responsibility in Standardization
“Standard is a passport for the goods to pass and to flow smoothly across borders, countries and among the the regions.”
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