Food supply stable despite Middle East tensions, says Mat Sabu

The Star

Malaysia’s food supply remains stable despite escalating tensions between Iran and the United States as most imports are sourced from other regions, says Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu.   He said the ongoing Middle East conflict has not yet affected Malaysia’s food security, with most key imports coming from other Asean nations, as well as India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil and Argentina.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/4yd3r64k  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:01The problem that we face is mental disorder.

00:06This is how we face it.

00:09Today we have received a request from Ahmad Bahamah Perdana Menteri

00:14and he has taken a long time to talk with the government

00:21and some of the things that have been implemented

00:24and today we are not only talking about the government

00:32but about the government, about the food,

00:36including about the health of the government

00:40and also about the power of the government

00:43and the peace of the government.

00:46We have a meeting with a lot of people

00:48and we have a meeting with the government

00:52and also from the government

00:54from the government.

00:56We have a meeting with the meeting

01:01including the government,

01:04the KSU and the employees,

01:06the employees,

01:08we have a meeting with the Ketua-Ketua Jabatan

01:13and the journey of the Majlis

01:15so that we can continue to give us a good

01:21to the country and the khas

01:23about the fulfillment of the food in Malaysia.

01:27This is what we did

01:28in the comments

01:36and we were always having a meeting with the Ketua-Ketua

01:41and the Ketua-Ketua Jabatan

01:43and the Ketua-Ketua Jabatan

01:44with the Minister of the Makanan

01:46and the Minister of the Makanan

01:47What do you have to say about the global economy?

01:53What do you have to say about the economy?

02:17Pakistan, ASEAN, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Argentina

02:24Di sebelah sini

02:26Di sebelah sana itu banyak kita terlibat dalam peksportan

02:32Peksportan terutama sekali di Dubai dan negeri sebelah situ

02:35Di segi pertanyaan buat setakat ini

02:38Kita belum terjejas apa-apa hal terjaminan makanan ini

02:43Tapi kita tidak tahu berapa lama konflik ini akan berlaku

02:47Kalau ia berpanjangan dan kita tahu bila berlaku kenaikan harga minyak

02:54Kemungkinan akan berlaku kenaikan harga barangan import dan sebagainya

02:59Buat masa ini barang-barang makanan yang sama sekali

03:02Yang kita sebut makanan utama tidak berapa terjejas

03:06Kerana kita di kawasan yang berkonflik ini

03:10Terutama di Teluk tidaklah terlibat hal makanan secara besar-besaran bagi Malaysia ini

03:26Soal kenaikan harga minyak dan sebagainya

03:28Saya ingat Kementerian Keuangan, Kementerian Ekonomi akan memberi pandangan-pandangan mereka

03:32Harga baju?

03:34Harga baju buat masa sekarang belum lagi terlibat

03:37Kerana saya kata tadi yang kita bawa bahan-bahan itu pun

03:41Tidak daripada negara-negara yang terlibat itu

03:44Cuma kita akan takut jangka panjang

03:46Dia berlaku berlarutan sehingga kenaikan harga minyak melompok batas

03:50Ia akan efek kepada Malaysia

03:54Ada sebarang langkah mitigasi awal?

03:57Datuk ada interaksi awal

03:59Yang harga konflik yang berlaku harga barang

04:02Adalah dari segi bekalan beras kita memang ada

04:05Penas lah yang mana mereka ada stok penimbal

04:08Yang mana kalau berjadi insyaAllah kita ada bekalan yang cukup untuk lebih kurang 5 bulan

04:14Tapi kalau kita ambil stok di kedai-kedai cuma campur dia cukup untuk 7 bulan

04:18Dari segi beras insyaAllah

04:19Lain-lain itu memang kita ada langkah-langkah pengurusan krisis

04:24Yang kita ada dah stand by

04:25Kalau apa berlaku insyaAllah kita akan bertindak

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