New Delhi : India has suspended the Black Sea Food Agreement in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) over food security. Worried about leaving. This Black Sea Food Agreement was mediated by the United Nations itself. At the UNSC, India has said that the suspension of the UN-mediated Black Sea Grains Agreement is likely to exacerbate the challenges facing the world on food security, supply of fuel and fertilizers. Under this agreement, food items were being exported from Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia.

compromise The suspension will lead to a food crisis in the world

as a result of the efforts of the UN Secretary General, R Madhusudan, Counselor in the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations The food agreement aims to avert a global food crisis and ensure food security. During Monday’s Security Council briefing on the Black Sea Food Agreement, Madhusudan said the Black Sea Food Agreement and cooperation between the parties had so far raised a ray of hope for peace in Ukraine. We believe that the suspension of the Black Sea Food Agreement is expected to add to the food security, fuel and fertilizer supply challenges facing the world, and especially the southern part.

Russia suspends agreement

R Madhusudan said that India facilitates the export of food and fertilizers from Ukraine and Russia Supports the appeal of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for the launch and full implementation of the Agreement by redesigning it. Russia on Saturday announced the suspension of the deal, citing an attack on its ships in the Ukrainian port of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsula. Guterres said he was deeply concerned about the current situation with regard to the Black Sea Food Agreement.

The food agreement was signed in July

Let us tell you that during the month of July, during a ceremony held in Istanbul, the UN-mediated Black Sea Food Agreement was signed. Under the agreement, ships transporting grain from three Ukrainian ports were to travel along an agreed corridor to markets around the world. The matter was debated in the UN Security Council when Russia requested a meeting following its decision to suspend participation in the Black Sea Food Agreement.

Wheat, Maize, Barley and Manure Ukraine-Russia

On Monday, UN officials told the Security Council that the historical record of exports of grain and related food items from Ukraine The agreement must be kept alive amid the ongoing war and the global cost of life crisis. Ukraine’s grain exports are not a food aid campaign. They act as a big lever on price with positive impacts around the world. UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths said the new food security allegations are a cause for serious concern for the Secretary-General and that many member governments are now concerned that the deal is in trouble. According to UN News, Ukraine and Russia account for approximately 30 percent of the world’s exported wheat and barley, One-fifth of corn and half that of sunflower oil. Russia is also the world’s largest exporter of fertilizers, accounting for percent of global exports.