How often does the FAO Conference of Member Nations meet?

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Conference of Member Nations meets every two years. This biennial gathering is critical for member nations to review and guide the organization's policies and priorities concerning global food security, agriculture, and rural development. Participants discuss major issues affecting food and agriculture and set a course for future actions and initiatives.

The two-year interval allows member countries to assess developments in these areas, ensuring that discussions are informed by recent data and trends, which necessitates a certain amount of time to elapse between meetings.