sector corporates, to effectively bring them to market. together with the task theme led by rebecca greenspan. i will continue my intense contacts for that purpose. in 2022. that is enough full in the world. the problem is it's uneven this evolution, but if we don't stabilize the fertilize that market in 2022, they are simply will not be enough foods in 2020 city. many farmers that on the wall that already plan included use areas for cultivation for next season. getting much more food and fertilizers, although you couldn't. and russia to reasonable costs is vital to further gone commodity markets and lower prices for consumers. i once again commend the parties for their engagement in this process and urge them to continue to build on dis progress. i also read the call i made in odessa for a massive skating gap of support. the developing countries got being hammered by the global crisis. the shipment of grain and other food stops is crucial. but it won't mean much if countries cannot afford them. developed countries and international financial institutions must do more to ensure that developin

contact with you and officials, i mentioned as a coordinator for humanitarian affairs, also rebecca greenspan, we are supporting these efforts with the urging of secretary-general to facilitate discrete exports from ukraine -- facilitate these grain exports from ukraine and facilitate new harvests. i just impacting the immediate region but also impacting sub-saharan africa. until this issue is resolved, it will increase hunger and famine around the world for months to come. we are also pushing back on a lot of disinformation, it is russia who is actively blocking the export of food from ukraine's ports and increasing world hunger. there has been a lot of disinformation about u.s. sanctions causing disruptions that is not the case. we are working with our partners to make sure that the word gets out. as to who and why, these exports of food from ukraine are being blocked and exacerbating hunger around the world. >> i want to get a clearer sense, our -- would you categorize this as negotiations? is this a formal process? are the russians participating in this in any type of good faith? is there

together with the team led by rebecca greenspan, i will continue my intense context for that purpose. in 2022, there is enough food in the world. the problem is uneven distribution. but if we don't stabilize the fertilizer market in 2022, there simply will not be enough food in 2023. many farmers around the world are already planning to reduce areas for cultivation for next season. getting much more food and fertilizer from ukraine and russia at reasonable cost is vital to calm commodity markets and lower prices for consumers. i once again commend the parties for their engagement in this process. i also renew the call i made for a massive scaling up of support for developing countries getting hammered by the global food crisis. the shipment of grain and other foodstuffs is crucial, but it will not mean much if countries cannot afford them. developed countries and international financial institutions must do more to ensure that developing countries can fully capitalize on the opportunities of the black sea grain initiative. mr. president, despite progress on the humanitarian front, fig