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World Food Programme

Meetings with ministers

14

In the last 12 months

1

Different ministers

6

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
15 December 2025Chris ElmoreFCDOTo discuss work of WPF.
11 September 2025Hamish FalconerFCDODiscussion of humanitarian aid in the Middle East
4 September 2025David LammyFCDOCall to discuss the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
1 September 2025Raymond CollinsFCDOTo discuss the humanitarian situation across the Sahel.
5 May 2025Jennifer ChapmanFCDOTo discuss the humanitarian crises in Sudan and Chad
4 April 2025Raymond CollinsFCDOTo be briefed on the refugee response in Uganda.
14 February 2025David LammyFCDOTo discuss USAID cuts and the work of WFP in Sudan and Gaza.
5 December 2024Anneliese DoddsFCDODinner to discuss Gaza humanitarian situation
28 November 2024Raymond CollinsFCDOMeet Executive Director and discuss remit
10 October 2024Raymond CollinsFCDOTo discuss the impact of UK funding on malnutrition in Ethiopia.
20 August 2024Anneliese DoddsFCDOGroup meeting with recent returnees from Sudan to ask about their recent experiences in Sudan
19 August 2024Anneliese DoddsFCDODinner with heads of UN humanitarian agencies to get a frank overview of the humanitarian context and challenges.
7 August 2024Anneliese DoddsFCDOVisit a World Food Programme (WFP) truck loading site to observe operations and thank WFP and the Logistics Cluster (LC) for working closely with Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation (JHCO) and GoJ to facilitate humanitarian aid assistance being delivered from Jordan into Gaza
7 August 2024Anneliese DoddsFCDOBreakfast meeting with humanitarian and development partners based in Jordan to reiterate the UK’s reestablishment of funding to United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNWRA), and understand the broader humanitarian and development situation in Jordan.

Consultant lobbying firms

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.