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The authors reflect on the global importance and value of World Food Summits. They cite the 2009 World Food Summit in Rome, Italy that aims to address global hunger problems and attain food security for all nations. The authors hope that World Summits will change the attitudes of policy makers towards commitment and action to fight global hunger and malnutrition.

The author reflects on the issues of mortality rate in the world. It cites the statement of professor Hans Rosling, who emphasizes the significance of illustrating changes particularly on the quality of life. Further, the idea of representative Ban Ki-Moon at the G8 meeting in Italy was highlighted, wherein he said that there has been more enough food but over one billion people are hungry, which is an unacceptable situation.