Hungarian Minister of Agriculture Istvan Nagy evaluated the situation in grain exports from Ukraine to Asian and African countries and said that grain should not become an element of war. He said this in an interview with the magazine. vilag gasdown.
“All participants in the international community must understand that grain cannot be an instrument of war. “Their absence causes famine, which leads to new wars,” he said.
According to him, it is important to deliver grain to places where it is the source of life.
He noted that if there is a grain shortage in poor countries, famine may occur, which may lead to new waves of migration and unpredictable consequences.
“If grain can’t go the other way, the European domestic market will be completely disrupted,” Nagy said.
Also Nagy saidIt was stated that Hungary banned the import of grain and 20 types of agricultural products from Ukraine, because supplying them at low prices harmed local farmers.
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