India supports UN efforts to continue Black Sea Grain initiative: Kamboj

United Nations. India has expressed support for the efforts of the United Nations in continuing the Black Sea Grain Initiative and expressed hope for an early resolution of the current impasse. A day earlier, Russia had announced that it was suspending the implementation of an agreement allowing the export of food and fertilizers from Ukrainian ports during the war. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ruchira Kamboj said at the annual General Assembly debate on ‘Situation in the Provisional Occupied Territories of Ukraine’ that India is concerned about the recent developments in the region, which are conducive to achieving the larger objective of peace and stability. Has not been proved.

“India supports the efforts of the UN Secretary-General in continuing the Black Sea Grain Initiative and looks forward to an early resolution of the current impasse,” Kamboj said. Worried. Due to this conflict, many lives have been lost and many people, especially women, children and the elderly are suffering. Lakhs of people have been rendered homeless and are forced to seek refuge in neighboring countries.” Kamboj said India’s approach to the conflict in Ukraine would remain people-centric. “We are providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine and economic support to some of our neighbors to the south at a time when they are facing rising costs of food, fuel and fertilizers amid economic crises,” he said. , which is the result of this struggle.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed deep regret over Russia’s decision to halt the implementation of the Black Sea Initiative, which has ensured the safe movement of more than 32 million tons of food through Ukrainian ports. Guterres said the Black Sea Initiative and the MoU on enabling the export of Russian food products and fertilizers have been a “lifeline” for global food security and a beacon of hope for a troubled world.

Kamboj said that it is unfortunate that the war in Ukraine is affecting the entire ‘Global South’. He said, “It is therefore important that the voices of the ‘Global South’ are heard and their legitimate concerns are appropriately addressed.” The term ‘Global South’ is generally used to refer to less developed countries economically. is done for Kamboj said reports of attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure were extremely worrying. The Indian Ambassador underlined that dialogue is the only way to deal with differences and disputes.

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