NewzIndonesian Minister of Trade Budi Santoso announced that the G20 Trade and Investment Ministerial Meeting (TMM) concluded with a consensus to reject the use of food as a tool for geopolitical pressure. The meeting emphasized the importance of maintaining open, transparent, and non-discriminatory global food trade systems to ensure food security for all nations.
This agreement reflects a commitment among G20 member countries to prevent trade restrictions that could exacerbate global food crises. By prioritizing food security over political maneuvering, the participating nations aim to stabilize international supply chains and protect vulnerable populations from the impacts of geopolitical tensions on essential commodity markets.
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