The Summit in Kyiv Launched the Food from Ukraine Program: New Horizons for the World

Participants of the Fourth International Summit on Food Security gathered in Kyiv to discuss issues of global food solidarity and security, as well as to develop sustainable solutions and innovations for agriculture.

At the summit, the initiative 'Grain from Ukraine' was expanded into a broader program 'Food from Ukraine', which combines humanitarian aid with economic and technological cooperation between Ukraine, donors, and recipient countries.

Ukraine continues to supply food to other countries despite the armed aggression of Russia. With support from other countries and international organizations, Ukrainian products have been delivered to over 320,000 tons to countries in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

The summit emphasized that hunger as a method of waging war contradicts international humanitarian law. Global food security must remain independent of military actions, political pressures, or economic manipulations.

The summit for the first time united humanitarian, investment, technological, and research dimensions through an agricultural exhibition and business forum. The Ukrainian agricultural sector demonstrated its ability both as a food supplier and as a provider of advanced technologies, equipment, and digital solutions to support food security worldwide.

The philosophy of 'helping the world by helping Ukraine' is gaining increasing popularity, where the involvement of Ukrainian farmers and technology companies in global humanitarian programs contributes not only to the development of their own economy but also to the fight against hunger in the world.

Participants of the Fourth International Summit on Food Security identified and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening global food solidarity and security, as well as developing sustainable solutions and innovations in agriculture. This summit was marked by significant steps in the development of the 'Food from Ukraine' program, highlighting the importance of global cooperation and solidarity in the field of food.