ASEAN nations to prioritise members\u0027 rice needs \u002D Malaysia state media

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KUALA LUMPUR - Southeast Asian countries have agreed to prioritise helping each other overcome rice supply shortages and other food-related problems, Malaysia state news agency Bernama reported, citing the agricultural minister.

"ASEAN collaboration means if we face rice issues, ASEAN member countries will give priority to ASEAN nations first," he said.

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