“The right to food is an inherent right for every human being in the world,” Zellinski said in a photo letter addressed to the leaders of the Group of Twenty.
When he was put in place what he called for the plan “Grain from Ukraine”, he urged all countries to join “our initiative to help the poorest countries with food. ”
Ukraine is one of the largest grain exporting countries in the world, and exacerbated the maritime blockade after the war in February of the poor global food crisis.
Zellinski added at the G20 summit that the agreement to lift the Russian siege on the Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea, in which the United Nations mediated, should be extended indefinitely and to include two other port, Mecolav and Olvia.
The agreement includes three other ports, an agreement that Zellinski said has enabled Ukraine to export more than ten million tons of food since July.
The agreement is expected to end on November 19, and the conversations are underway to extend it.
One of the senior Ukrainian President Voludmimer Zellinski confirmed that Ukraine wants to feed at least five million additional people who face a severe food shortage by the end of next spring, according to the proposals of Zelinski for the Group of Twenty today, Tuesday..
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