Davos, Nashville: The World Agriculture Forum (WAF) has invited Global Action Platform (GAP) to join as a founding member to advance broad global agendas and development for agriculture. Dr. Scott Massey, GAP Chairman and CEO, will serve on the Forum's council.

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The World Agriculture Forum envisions a transformative future where global agriculture is defined by boundless innovation, dynamic growth, unparalleled productivity, and unwavering sustainability. This aspirational vision is rooted in the conviction that agriculture must harmoniously balance the escalating needs of a growing global population, environmental stewardship, and economic prosperity for all, thereby ensuring a resilient, regenerative, and thriving food system that benefits both present and future generations.

The mission of the Forum includes formulating effective actionable plans to meet the world's growing need for food, fiber, fuel, and water by promoting trade, technology and investments, and fostering collaborations among diverse stakeholders. Mission deliverables include:

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Setting broad global agenda and development pathways for the agriculture sector.

Igniting a transformative movement in sustainable agriculture, driven by the power of innovation and global collaborations.

Educating on policies that promote trade and cooperation, start-ups and agribusinesses, sharing of success stories and sustainable practices.

Bringing together governments, industry, experts, and development institutions to increase funding, innovations, technologies, and success models.

Mobilizing collective actions, foster innovations, and advocate for farm efficiency, environmental sustainability and social equity.

Addressing the world's pressing demands for food, fiber, fuel, and water, while ensuring aresilient, regenerative, and inclusive agricultural system that benefits both people and the planet.

The mission of Global Action Platform to advance scalable, sustainable solutions for abundant food, health, and prosperity is deeply aligned with that of the Forum.

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For more information on the World Agriculture Forum, go to www.worldagricultureforum.com.