Mozambique’s Prime Minister, Maria Benvinda Levi, challenged the newly appointed Chairman of the National Fund for Disaster Management (FNDS) to prioritize strengthening food security initiatives. The call to action came during a meeting on Monday where the PM emphasized the importance of proactive measures to address food shortages. Levi highlighted the need for robust planning and effective resource allocation within the FNDS framework. She stressed that food security is crucial for the nation’s stability and development. The Prime Minister further urged the new FNDS leader to enhance preparedness for potential climate-related disasters that frequently impact agricultural production. This initiative aligns with the government’s broader strategy for sustainable agricultural development and reducing vulnerability to food crises. Ultimately, the focus is on ensuring Mozambicans have consistent access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food.