The Secretary General’s representative said the UN understands the difficulties that stand in the way of expanding agreements on grain exports, but believes they can be overcome.
Exporting food and fertilizers across the Black Sea has been able to influence the reduction in the cost of the world’s staple food and has saved approximately 100 million people from extreme poverty. It was announced on Friday, October 28, by the representative of the UN Secretary-General, Stephane Dujarric, the press service of the reports of the UN Secretary-General.
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“The UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s price index has been declining for seven consecutive months. According to our estimates based on the International Monetary Fund’s model, the decline in the prices of staple foods has indirectly lifted the about 100 million people out of extreme poverty,” he. said.
The representative of the Secretary General also said that the UN understands the difficulties that stand in the way of expanding agreements on the export of grains, but believes that they can be overcome.
“The agreements can be automatically extended on November 19 if the parties have no objection,” said Dujarric.
It will be remembered that in the Black Sea, a queue of ships has formed in the grain corridor due to the fact that Russian inspectors at the Istanbul Coordination Center are prolonging the inspection of ships.
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