India Urges G20 To End Wars, Restore Black Sea Grain Exports & Secure Supply Chains
Atlanta: India urged the G20 to pursue diplomatic solutions to major conflicts and address disruptions to food, energy and supply chains, as External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar outlined discussions with Russia, Ukraine and Europe to protect civilian shipping and restore Black Sea grain exports. Speaking to a group of Indian reporters in Atlanta on Saturday after the G20 Foreign Ministers’…
India pleaded with the G20 to settle armed conflicts and revive grain exports through the Black Sea, aiming to stabilize supply chains, according to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. The External Affairs Minister discussed these points with officials from Russia, Ukraine, and Europe during the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Atlanta, following the meeting on Saturday.
Jaishankar emphasized that conflicts impose costs on the Global South, not just the countries directly involved. He advocated for diplomatic resolutions rather than military interventions and a focus on maintaining resilient, geographically diverse supply networks. The discussions covered protecting civilian shipping, restoring grain exports, and preventing energy attacks.
Jaishankar stressed that ongoing conflicts have broader global ramifications, particularly for the Global South, which heavily relies on grain imports. He highlighted the need for secure supplies and reduced dependence on single production centers to mitigate the impacts of endless wars.
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