It is 2026 going to 2027.
The resolution was passed in 2018.
The AI info said it:
Was it the Pakatan Harapan ruled Malaysia in 2018?
How come the representative in United Nations did not know the world body was calling the member countries to plant and eat millets? It must be something strange.
We do not talk about the neighbor Thailand, the politics in Thailand is very much corrupted.
2023 International Year was not known too to the Pakatan Harapan representative in United Nations.
https://www.fao.org/millets-2023/en
MAYI article here, you can read it, we are too tired to provide more info as using your fingers walking, can get more info
Why Millets Matter for Southeast Asia
Millets are gluten-free, nutrient-dense, and naturally resistant to pests and drought. They require less water than rice or wheat and thrive in poor soils, making them ideal for climate-smart agriculture (FAO, 2018). For Southeast Asia, millets offer dual benefits:
- Nutritional Security: They address anaemia, calcium deficiency, and non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
- Food Sovereignty: Local millet production supports small farmers, especially in rainfed areas of Myanmar, Laos, and eastern Indonesia.
According to ICRISAT (2020), millets are essential for combating the double burden of malnutrition—the coexistence of undernutrition and obesity—that increasingly affects both rural and urban populations in the region.
How the ruling party in Malaysia wasting the taxpayers money ? The amount of 2.6 billion ringgit can repair and build how many hospitals and schools ?
When Malaysia starts to plant millets, other South East Asia countries will follow, the people would be healthier, the amount of money save for hospital expenses would be reduced.
Besides, eating millets would have less sickness as the food is more healthy than white rice.
You can find more articles in our blog just search millets.
Faced with climate change, India is leading a resurgence in millet cultivation •
The UN has dubbed 2023 the year of #millet, much to the delight of #India, where the grain is indigenous. One of the oldest cereals known to human civilization, varieties of millet are now taking center stage in the fight against #climatechange and global hunger, and as the Ukraine war has led to shortages of wheat. While wheat and rice are the primary cereals grown and consumed in India, the government is pushing for a millet revolution to mitigate future distress caused by climate change. The country hopes to build a strong international market pull for the ancient seed.

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