For more than two years, Mariam al-Mheiri had been preparing for a crisis. So when aeroplanes stopped flying into the United Arab Emirates as the coronavirus pandemic spread across the Middle East in March, the country’s first food security minister knew what was expected. She had to guarantee that her desert nation, which imports 90 per cent of its food, was going to be able to keep supermarket shelves fully stacked.
兩年多來，瑪麗亞姆•穆希裏(Mariam al-Mheiri)一直在爲危機做準備。因此，今年3月，當新冠疫情在中東蔓延，導致飛機停飛阿拉伯聯合大公國時，這位阿拉伯聯合大公國首位糧食安全部長知道自己該做什麼。她必須保證這個90%的糧食依賴進口的沙漠國家，能夠把超市貨架填滿。
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