VP Gibran meets farmers, fishermen to tackle food and economic woes

Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka held a dialogue with farmers and fishermen from across the country on Saturday. The meeting aimed to address key challenges in the agriculture and fisheries sectors. During the session, participants raised concerns about falling crop prices, rising production costs, and limited access to markets. Fishermen also highlighted difficulties with fuel subsidies and outdated equipment. Gibran listened to the grievances and promised to relay them to relevant ministries. He emphasized the government’s commitment to improving supply chains and stabilizing prices for producers. The dialogue is part of a broader effort to strengthen rural economies and ensure food security. No specific policies or timelines were announced following the meeting.