The ongoing conflict since 2022 in the Black Sea region is causing grain issues that threaten global food security, prompting calls for a peaceful resolution.
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Updated Sep 2
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The ongoing conflict since 2022 in the Black Sea region is causing grain issues that threaten global food security, prompting calls for a peaceful resolution.
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- Attacks by Russia on Ukraine's maritime corridor are disrupting grain exports, impacting food security in Africa, which is monitored by the World Food Programme.
- Türkiye is seeking lasting peace for an ongoing conflict and discussing future cooperation in key sectors.
- Attacks on Black Sea shipping threaten grain exports, impacting food supply in Africa and the Middle East.
- Geopolitical fragility is compounding global food security crises, according to recent reports involving the FAO.
- Middle East and Africa are major buyers of Ukrainian grain amid the ongoing conflict and Russian occupation in Ukraine.