The Strategic Priorities (2025–2029) document establishes a national policy framework setting out the priorities, objectives and institutional direction for the development and transformation of the agricultural sector. It defines the mandate, vision and mission of the Ministry, emphasising its central role in policy formulation, regulation, and coordination of agriculture and irrigation activities, with the overarching objective of strengthening food security, improving livelihoods and contributing to national economic recovery. The Strategy outlines key priority areas intended to guide government action and investment over the implementation period. These include: 1. Increasing agricultural production and productivity. 2. Development and Rehabilitation of Irrigation Infrastructure and Rural Development. 3. Agro-metrology, Early Warning, and Drought and Flood Management. 4. Agricultural Research and Extension Services. 5. Control of Pests and Diseases. 6. Soil Health Management 7. Post-harvest, Agro-business, Agricultural finance and Processing. 8. National food systems development. 9. Food security and nutrition. 10. Digital agriculture and innovation 11. Climate change on agriculture and resilience. 12. Agriculture Mechanization and Farm Inputs. 13. Development of strategic crop value chains 14. Strengthening Institutional Capacity Development. 15. Coordination and Collaborative Partnerships. These priorities aim to enhance food security, improve rural livelihoods, and promote economic growth.