The STAPLES Project will host a full-day “Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Food Security and Cereal Value Chains” on 9 November 2026 in Cairo, Egypt, from 09:00 to 17:30.
The event will bring together policymakers, researchers, farmers, private-sector representatives, civil society, and other key stakeholders to exchange knowledge, share perspectives, and explore collaborative solutions to shared challenges.
Funded by the PRIMA Partnership Programme, the STAPLES project works to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of Mediterranean cereal value chains. Organized in collaboration with the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce, the event will convene key stakeholders to discuss the future of Mediterranean cereal value chains through:
- Sharing the project’s main findings and recommendations
- Exchanging experiences and insights on food security and cereal value chains
- Fostering dialogue among stakeholder sectors and exploring opportunities for the future
Art meets Research
The event will also feature live artistic creations, with artists translating the dialogue and its key messages on food security, agriculture, and sustainability into original artworks, offering new perspectives on the challenges facing Mediterranean cereal value chains.
Full agenda: https://www.staples-project.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/STAPLES_Multi-Stakeholder-Dialogues-Agenda_Egypt-1.pdf
Discover more about STAPLES: https://www.staples-project.eu/
STAPLES partners: Politecnico di Milano | UNISG – Università degli Studi di Scienze Gastronomiche | Collegio Carlo Alberto | Euro-Mediterranean Economists Association – EMEA | Economic Research Forum | Université Ibn Zohr FSJES AGADIR | ASCAME | Bradano Soc. Coop. Agroalimentare e Agroindustriale del BRADANO SPA | CEEBA – Confederation of Egyptian European Business Associations | Fondazione Politecnico di Milano