The end of the grain deal threatens a global food crisis. Again, Turkish President Erdogan would act as a mediator. But the question is whether an agreement will be reached again. In many countries in Africa and Asia, a total of 400 million people are at risk of starvation. China calls on the warring parties to find a solution.
After Russia pulled out of the grain deal with Ukraine, China called on both sides to quickly resume exports.
China’s deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, Geng Shuang, called on Friday (local time) at the UN Security Council for an early resumption of grain and fertilizer exports from Russia and Ukraine.
Beijing hopes those involved will work with relevant UN bodies to find a balanced solution to the legitimate concerns of all parties. This is necessary to ensure international food security.
Source: Krone
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