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The G7 Agriculture Ministers have called on all countries to keep their food and agricultural markets open, as food security concerns grow following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
According to them, further increase in food price levels and instability in international markets could threaten food security and nutrition on a global scale.<\/p>\n
“We call on all countries to keep their food and agricultural markets open and to refrain from any unjustified restrictions on their exports. “Any further increase in food price levels and instability in international markets could threaten food security and nutrition on a global scale, especially among those most at risk living in low-food security environments,” they said in a statement. common.<\/p>\n
The G7 consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.<\/p>\n
Further, the agriculture ministers condemned the Russian aggression against Ukraine and expressed their solidarity with Ukraine, promising that they will be determined to do what is necessary to prevent and respond to a possible food crisis.<\/p>\n
“We call on international organizations to support food production in Ukraine during this crisis and to ensure food security in the affected areas. We remain determined to do what is necessary to prevent and respond to a food crisis, including humanitarian aid, and to be ready to act. “as needed to address possible outages,” the ministers said.<\/p>\n
The Ukrainian government is banning exports of major agricultural commodities, including wheat, corn, cereals, salt and meat.<\/p>\n
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