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Ukraine and The Gambia Discuss Food Security and Black Sea Navigation

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Andrii Sybiha, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, met with Sering Modou Njie, Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Gambia, on September 21, 2026. During the meeting, Sybiha informed Njie about the situation in Ukraine, specifically mentioning the blocked maritime routes in the Black Sea due to Russian attacks. Both sides agreed that freedom of navigation and uninterrupted agricultural exports are vital to global markets.

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The discussion highlights the critical link between maritime security and global food supply. Sybiha emphasized the devastating effects of the blocked Black Sea routes on worldwide food security. The two nations also agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in areas such as food security and technology.

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  1. Sybiha (Ukraine) and The Gambia discussed cooperation for mutual benefit.1 source
  2. MoFA engages in diplomatic talks regarding consistent support for Ukraine, including calls with Lithuanian counterparts.1 source

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