SabryCorp Submits Evidence to the UK Parliament on the Global Food Crisis
Cairo, Egypt, April, 2009 - SabryCorp submitted a report to the UK Parliament offering evidence on the prospect of nanotechnology to address the challenges of world hunger. They conclude that nanotechnology allows for more efficient, smart farming with solutions that optimize water resources, provide safer pest control, monitor crops and improve agricultural productivity.
The report answers questions regarding:
- Lack of food security
- Role of the UK government, academia and private industries
- Global challenges faced in addressing global food security
SabryCorp suggests that research groups in the UK should be encouraged to investigate solutions for agricultural uses of nanotechnology and related areas such as water filtration. Groups in these areas, the report concludes, should be encouraged with incentives from the UK government to work with partners in developing countries on the development and implementation of these technologies as a way to meet the needs of the world’s poor.
For additional information on nanotechnology pertaining to the global food crisis, contact SabryCorp Ltd. or visit www.sabrycorp.com
For Immediate release please contact
Gemma Gollrad
SabryCorp Ltd. for Science and Development
Phone: 022 414 6493
Fax: 022 415 0992
Mail: gemma.gollrad@sabrycorp.com
About SabryCorp: SabryCorp is a consulting company specialized in Nanotechnology and is the first scientific consultancy based in the Middle East and Africa. SabryCorp offers a wide range of services from targeted consulting reports to the management and implementation of full-scale nano projects (including establishing laboratories and research centers), to establishing a "nano roadmap" for the Middle East.
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