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The Australian Food and Grocery Council ( AFGC ) has welcomed measures in the Federal Budget aimed at supporting productivity, investment and workforce capability. AFGC chief executive officer Colm Maguire said initiatives designed to encourage business investment and skills development were positive steps for Australia’s manufacturing sector. “This Budget recognises lifting productivity is essential to securing Australia’s long term economic resilience,” said Maguire. “Commitments to support investment, encourage innovation and build workforce capability are positive signals for manufacturers operating in an increasingly challenging global environment.” “The food and grocery manufacturing industry is Australia’s largest manufacturing sector, employing almost 300,000 people and producing essential goods for every household in the country. Policies that help businesses invest in new technology, improve efficiency and address workforce shortages are critical.” The AFGC said ...

The Gangneung Si Chodangdong Community Welfare Council (Chairpersons: Lee Min-hyung, Kwon Soo-jin) delivered food packages to the vulnerable elderly on the 14th. This initiative was organized to support vulnerable elderly individuals and low-income households facing difficulties in their daily lives due to economic hardship and health issues, and it was carried out with the sponsorship of Mr. Sim Sang-baek, a member of the Honor Society. The food packages delivered on this day consisted of essential items such as kimchi, three-minute meals, canned goods, and snacks, and were directly delivered to 25 vulnerable elderly households in the area. Private councilor Lee Min-hyung said, "Although it is a small act of sharing, we prepared it with the hope that it will provide substantial help to the elderly," and added, "We will continue to sustain various sharing activities together with the local community." Co-chairperson Kwon Soo-jin said, "This delivery of filial piety packages goes beyond simple material support and is a meaningful activity of sharing the warmth between neighbors," and stated, "We will continue to make steady efforts to ensure the livelihood stability of the vulnerable in connection with private sponsorship." Reporter Kwon Tae-myeong

Governor Hazem Al-Ashmouni of Sharqia received Professor Sami Abdel-Sadeeq, Deputy CEO of the Agricultural Bank of Egypt, and his accompanying delegation to discuss ways to enhance cooperation between the governorate and the bank, and to benefit from the community and development initiatives offered by the bank to support citizens and improve the level of services provided to them. This took place in the presence of several leaders of the Agricultural Bank of Egypt at his office in the General Directorate. The governor of Sharqia praised the "Railway of Kindness" initiative launched by the Agricultural Bank of Egypt within the framework of its social responsibility and to activate the principle of social solidarity to support families in need and the most in need across various governorates of the Republic by providing essential foodstuffs, ration items, and meat in conjunction with the approaching Eid Al-Adha, which helps alleviate the living burdens on citizens and bring joy to ...