THE IMPACT OF THE "GRAIN DEAL" ON GLOBAL FOOD COMMODITIES EXPORTS: NORTHERN BLACK SEA REGION CASE (ROMANIA, RUSSIA, UKRAINE)
Rubrics: AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND POLICIES
Authors:
1.
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Type:
Article
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Status:
Published
Received:
06.10.2022
Accepted:
15.10.2022
Published:
25.10.2022
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
Zernovaya sdelka, Rossiyskaya Federaciya, Rumyniya, Ukraina, Turciya, Organizaciya ob'edinennyh naciy po promyshlennomu razvitiyu, Prodovol'stvennaya i sel'skohozyaystvennaya organizaciya, Vsemirnyy bank, Bol'shoe Prichernomor'e, del'ta Dunaya
Abstract (English):
The conflict in the neighboring state proved to be a significant barrier and shock for all global food markets. Commodity indexes and prices have been systematically breaking records. Threat of famine in the poorest African countries, as well as violation of food commodities import quota in the Maghreb and Arab states now pose another challenge to global security. Geopolitical tensions in the Northern Black Sea region (Romania, Russia, Ukraine) have greatly affected the usual course of commodities shipments within maritime supply chains, mainly of wheat and corn. As a subject of international law, the United Nations actively participated in resolving the food supply crisis with the mediation of Turkey. It also contributed to the signing of the so-called "grain deal" between the Russian Federation and the Ukraine. Has the "grain deal" affected economic development, export potential, logistics, and living in Russia, Romania, and the Ukraine?
The conflict in the neighboring state proved to be a significant barrier and shock for all global food markets. Commodity indexes and prices have been systematically breaking records. Threat of famine in the poorest African countries, as well as violation of food commodities import quota in the Maghreb and Arab states now pose another challenge to global security. Geopolitical tensions in the Northern Black Sea region (Romania, Russia, Ukraine) have greatly affected the usual course of commodities shipments within maritime supply chains, mainly of wheat and corn. As a subject of international law, the United Nations actively participated in resolving the food supply crisis with the mediation of Turkey. It also contributed to the signing of the so-called "grain deal" between the Russian Federation and the Ukraine. Has the "grain deal" affected economic development, export potential, logistics, and living in Russia, Romania, and the Ukraine?
Keywords:
Zernovaya sdelka, Rossiyskaya Federaciya, Rumyniya, Ukraina, Turciya, Organizaciya ob'edinennyh naciy po promyshlennomu razvitiyu, Prodovol'stvennaya i sel'skohozyaystvennaya organizaciya, Vsemirnyy bank, Bol'shoe Prichernomor'e, del'ta Dunaya
Zernovaya sdelka, Rossiyskaya Federaciya, Rumyniya, Ukraina, Turciya, Organizaciya ob'edinennyh naciy po promyshlennomu razvitiyu, Prodovol'stvennaya i sel'skohozyaystvennaya organizaciya, Vsemirnyy bank, Bol'shoe Prichernomor'e, del'ta Dunaya
