Session on Global Food Security and the Black Sea – UNGA in New York – EEAS ¤

New York – On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) this week, key stakeholders convened for a high-level session addressing global food security with a specific focus on the strategic role of the Black Sea region. Organized by the European External Action Service (EEAS), the session highlighted the critical challenges and collaborative opportunities in ensuring stable food supplies amid geopolitical tensions and disruptions affecting this vital grain-exporting corridor. As world leaders gather in New York, the discussion underscored the urgency of coordinated international efforts to safeguard food security and support sustainable agricultural trade flows through the Black Sea.

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