Global Food Security and the Black Sea – the need for restoring freedom of navigation.


Against the backdrop of intensifying attacks affecting Black Sea grain exports, the event will discuss the global consequences for food security, with a particular focus on the need for diplomatic action to ensure the continued flow of food and grain exports to global markets. The event will seek to build political support and reinforce the global call for a moratorium on attacks in the Black Sea against infrastructure and shipping.

This high-level event will be co-chaired by EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy H.E. Kaja Kallas, Foreign Minister of France H.E. Jean-Noël Barrot, Foreign Minister of Romania H.E. Oana-Silvia Țoiu and Foreign Minister of Ukraine H.E. Andrii Sybiha.

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