In a momentous celebration of achievement and vision, Dr. Amna Al Dahak attended the International Center for Biosaline Agriculture’s (ICBA) 25th Jubilee, where she not only recognized the organization’s remarkable accomplishments over the years but also unveiled its ambitious strategy for the next decade. The event was a powerful reminder of ICBA’s pivotal role in advancing sustainable agriculture, climate resilience, and international collaboration, making it a true trailblazer in global solutions for pressing environmental challenges.
As ICBA marks its 25th anniversary, Dr. Al Dahak emphasized the center’s tremendous impact on transforming agriculture, particularly in areas affected by salinity and water scarcity. The unveiling of the 2024-2034 strategy marked a new chapter in ICBA’s mission, setting the stage for even greater contributions to sustainable farming practices, climate resilience, and the development of innovative solutions to address the world’s growing food security issues. With its cutting-edge research and partnerships, ICBA is poised to become a leading force in shaping global agriculture policies and practices that are not only environmentally sustainable but also economically viable.
The event also highlighted the importance of fostering international collaboration to tackle the global challenges of climate change and food insecurity. Dr. Al Dahak emphasized that ICBA’s work is not just about local impact but about creating global solutions that can be replicated in different regions to promote sustainable agricultural practices. Through this, ICBA continues to cement its position as a key player in advancing scientific research, innovation, and education in the fields of agriculture and environmental sustainability.
Dr. Al Dahak’s attendance at ICBA’s 25th Jubilee reinforced her commitment to supporting organizations that are driving change, and her participation in unveiling the 2024-2034 strategy is a clear indication of the UAE’s dedication to global sustainability and agricultural innovation. The future of sustainable agriculture is here, and ICBA is leading the charge.
