Amid ‘super’ El Nino worry, Li Qiang vows ‘all necessary measures’ to secure autumn harvest

Premier Li Qiang has pledged to take all necessary measures to ensure a successful autumn harvest in China's key grain-producing provinces. This comes as concerns grow about the potential impact of a severe El Nino weather event on global food supplies. The vow is significant because China relies heavily on domestic grain production to meet its food security needs, and any disruptions to supply could have far-reaching consequences for the country's economy and trade.

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A strong El Nino event could impact China's grain production and food security. The government is taking measures to secure the autumn harvest.

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