Mohammad Ismail Motlaq, the head of the Supreme Council of Health and Food Security, announced an important news about the start of milk distribution in schools from the beginning of November. This initiative aims to ensure the health and proper nutrition of first and second-grade students in public schools in cities and villages.
Priority of the Supreme Council of Health
Motlaq stated in this regard: "School milk distribution is one of the priorities of the Supreme Council of Health and Food Security." These statements reflect this body's special attention to improving the nutritional status of students and providing suitable conditions for their growth and learning. Especially in the current situation where ensuring healthy and nutritious food for children is very important, this initiative can have a positive impact on the public health of the community.
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Contract Signing Stages with Producers
The head of the Supreme Council of Health and Food Security also referred to the stages of signing contracts with milk production companies and said: "The contract signing process with production companies is underway." This indicates that the government is striving to quickly and efficiently meet the nutritional needs of students. Given the government's efforts to improve the quality of life and health of children, this program is seen as a positive step towards enhancing the health level of the community.
Milk distribution in schools can not only help meet the nutritional needs of students but can also promote the culture of milk and dairy product consumption among children and families. Considering the importance of milk as a rich source of calcium and vitamins, this initiative can contribute to improving the quality of life and health of future generations.
Overall, milk distribution in schools, as a key program for health and food security, can have positive effects on the community, especially on children's health, alongside other supportive government programs, particularly in the post-COVID era.
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