To be real, I've always felt like days like World Food Day sound awesome but I wonder if they're just for show. Sure, on World Food Day 2025, there's a big push about global collaboration and making the world more food secure. But from what I see, no one is actually forcing governments to change their laws or how they run food systems just because of this day. It’s more like a huge reminder or nudge to get politicians and leaders to pay attention to food issues.

I remember reading last year’s events, and honestly, some countries did announce cool projects or promised to help farmers or improve food safety laws. But most governments just make speeches or share posts, and then things go back to the usual. I think real change comes when people and groups keep pushing the government after all this attention dies down. So yeah, World Food Day brings up big ideas and can be a spark, but it's sometimes just a lot of hype until people demand action. If you want laws to change, pressure from regular folks and activists makes the biggest difference. That’s what I’ve noticed anyway. It’s on us to keep the fire going!