Close
The page header's logo
Home

Help

 Library
Login
FAO Staff Login
Register
0
Selected 
Invert selection
Deselect all
Deselect all
 Click here to refresh results
 Click here to refresh results
Terms and conditions
Privacy notice
Digital Asset Management (DAM) by Orange Logic
Go to Login page
 Hide details
doctype icon
Explore More Collections
Conceptually similar
FAO SUPPORTS ITALY-LED HUMANITARIAN INITIATIVE TO ADDRESS FOOD NEEDS IN GAZA
play button
FAO SUPPORTS ITALY-LED HUMANITARIAN INITIATIVE TO ADDRESS FOOD NEEDS IN GAZA 
FAO / METRO STATION CONAMING
play button
FAO / METRO STATION CONAMING 
FAO / WORLD FOOD DAY 2024
play button
FAO / WORLD FOOD DAY 2024 
FAO / WORLD FOOD FORUM OPENING
play button
FAO / WORLD FOOD FORUM OPENING 
UN FOOD SYSTEMS SUMMIT +2 CLOSING
play button
UN FOOD SYSTEMS SUMMIT +2 CLOSING 
First FAO global exhibition: From Seeds to Foods
play button
First FAO global exhibition: From Seeds to Foods 
UN FOOD SYSTEMS SUMMIT +2 OPENING
play button
UN FOOD SYSTEMS SUMMIT +2 OPENING 
FAO / AGRIFOOD SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS ARE CLIMATE SOLUTIONS
play button
FAO / AGRIFOOD SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS ARE CLIMATE SOLUTIONS 
Ukraine: Potato Seeds Distribution
play button
Ukraine: Potato Seeds Distribution 
FAO INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FORESTS 2025
play button
FAO INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FORESTS 2025 
Afghanistan: Winter Seeds Distribution
play button
Afghanistan: Winter Seeds Distribution 
FAO / ALPHADI WORLD COTTON DAY
play button
FAO / ALPHADI WORLD COTTON DAY 
2023 FAO Director General Re-elected
play button
2023 FAO Director General Re-elected 
FAO/ AGRICULTURE CAN BE PART OF THE SOLUTION TO A WARMING PLANET
play button
FAO/ AGRICULTURE CAN BE PART OF THE SOLUTION TO A WARMING PLANET 
FAO PARK’S EDUCATIONAL ITINERARY
play button
FAO PARK’S EDUCATIONAL ITINERARY 
FAO / WORLD FOOD DAY 2023
play button
FAO / WORLD FOOD DAY 2023 
Rome: Mediterranean Dialogue on Food Crisis
play button
Rome: Mediterranean Dialogue on Food Crisis 
G20 Agriculture Ministers: Agri-food systems are key to reducing inequalities, says FAO Director-General
play button
G20 Agriculture Ministers: Agri-food systems are key to reducing inequalities, says FAO Director-General 
FAO / FOOD LOSS AND WASTE EVENT
play button
FAO / FOOD LOSS AND WASTE EVENT 
Security Council: FAO DG on Global Food Security
play button
Security Council: FAO DG on Global Food Security 
Action button
 Add to collection
 Download
FROM SEEDS TO FOODS EXHIBITION 
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) today inaugurated “From Seeds to Foods”, the first global exhibition tracing the evolution of agrifood systems – from the origins of agriculture to today’s innovations. 
Language English, Italian
Country Italy
Duration 3m16s 
Edit Version International
Video Type Video News Release (VNR)
Date 10/10/2025 
File size 430.92 MB 
Unique ID UF1ALKD 
Production details and shotlist
Shotlist STORY: FAO / FROM SEEDS TO FOODS EXHIBITION
TRT: 3:16
SOURCE: FAO
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT FAO ON SCREEN
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH /ITALIAN /NATS

DATELINE: 10 OCTOBER 2025, ROME, ITALY

SHOTLIST:

1. Wide shot, entrance to exhibition
2. Wide shot, exhibition pavilion
3. Wide shot, QU going to lectern
4. SOUNDBITE (English) QU Dongyu, FAO Director General:
“E very food journey begins with something small: a seed, a seedling, a fingerling, breeding stock for animals, or genetic material.  From these humble beginnings grow the amazing diversity of foods that nourish and connect us all.”
5. Wide shot Quy at the lectern
6. SOUNDBITE (English) QU Dongyu, FAO Director General:
“Farmers, fishers, herders, scientists, youth, and women – the millions of hands and minds that make food possible every single day,"
7. Wide shot, King Letsie, going to lectern
8. SOUNDBITE (English) King Letsie III, the Kingdom of Lesotho
“It [the exhibition] offers a unique platform for nations to showcase their agricultural heritage, achievements and aspirations. It reminds us that the journey of food, from the tiniest seed planted by a farmer's hand to the diverse and nutritious meals served on family tables around the world, is the story of human survival, resilience and innovation.”
9. Wide shot, Minister Pambudy going to lectern
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachmat Pambudy, Indonesia’s Minister for National Development Planning
“Behind every grain of rice or piece of fruit are the hands of farmers, both men and women, young and old, and they deserve not only praise but also respect, justice, and recognition for their hard work in growing our food.”
11. Wide shot, at the podium
12. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Sabrina Alfonsi, Rome’s Councillor for Agriculture, Environment and Waste Management:
“If we want to fight the world's inequalities, we can only do so by starting with seeds, and everyone's seeds.”
13. Various shots, exhibition 
Script The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) today inaugurated “From Seeds to Foods”, the first global exhibition tracing the evolution of agrifood systems – from the origins of agriculture to today’s innovations.

Taking place 10 to 13 October within the Park of Porta Capena, directly opposite FAO headquarters, the event is hosting exhibits from nearly 150 countries, more than 500 foods, and over 20 world-class chefs.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, FAO Director-General QU Dongyu said “every food journey begins with something small: a seed, a seedling, a fingerling, breeding stock, or genetic material,” adding in “from these humble beginnings grow the amazing diversity of foods that nourish and connect us all.”

Qu also emphasized that food is not only about science or biology – it is about people.  “Farmers, fishers, herders, scientists, youth, and women – the millions of hands and minds that make food possible every single day”, he said.

The ceremony was attended by King Letsie III of Lesotho, Italy’s Minister for Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forests Francesco Lollobrigida, Indonesia’s Minister for National Development Planning Rachmat Pambudy, and Rome’s Councillor for Agriculture, Environment and Waste Management, Sabrina Alfonsi.

Transforming the Park of Porta Capena into a living open-air gallery, the exhibition takes visitors on a journey that begins at the “Introductory Pavilion – Where the Journey Begins”, continues through six regional pavilions curated by FAO’s Regional Offices, passing through a “Main Stage” —for dialogue, exchange and performances and culminating with a culinary area including “Foods of the World”.

Exhibits highlight both traditional practices and cutting-edge technologies — from a replica of the Svalbard Seed Vault to hydroponics greenhouses, agricultural drones, satellite systems, and even dogs trained to detect plant diseases.

The “Monumental Tree Pathway” — a wooden walkway built with reclaimed pinewood to protect the roots of centuries-old trees — will remain as a symbolic legacy, donated to the City of Rome.

The exhibition, with free entry to the public, will serve as a platform for hundreds of exhibitors from around the world to take visitors on an informative and entertaining journey of discovery along the value chains of crops, horticulture, livestock, forestry and fisheries.

Held within the framework of the fifth edition of the World Food Forum and leading up to World Food Day 2025 on 16 October, “From Seeds to Foods” marks a milestone in FAO’s 80-year journey to end hunger and malnutrition, and to promote The Four Betters - Better Production, Better Nutrition, a Better Environment and a Better Life - leaving no one behind. 
Library
/
FAO OCC
/
Video Team
/
FAO Video 2023 / 2024 / 2025
/
Headquarters Events
/
20251010 FROM SEEDS TO FOODS EXHIBITION
/
FROM SEEDS TO FOODS EXHIBITION
(Standard Video) 
Alternative Versions and Supporting Documents
Find different versions and transcription documents to download