The 32nd Session of the FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific (APRC) will be organized in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia between 10th and 14th March. Ministers of Food and Agriculture from over 40 landlocked countries and high ranking officials will have discussions and debate on ways to end famine and provide food security.

Participants of the 32nd Session of FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific will focus on the completion rate of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), appeals to end world hunger, end famine by 2025 and UN based campaigns.

The key agenda of the 32nd Session will be how to restore pasture and forest, popularize green agriculture that will be beneficial to household agronomy in the region and seek ways to improve food security in Asia Pacific countries.

The 32nd Session will also approach several key subjects that the agricultural industry in the most populated regions are now finding challenging and how to stabilize development.

The Millennium Development Goal target of reducing hunger in the Asia and Pacific Region by 2015 is proceeding; however 60 percent of the population in Asia and the Pacific are still in a state of hunger. In particular there are millions of children still who are starving across the region.