Biden, G7 leaders to unveil $4.5 billion in aid for global food security

The White House noted that the US has provided US$2.8 billion for emergency food operations in countries that are affected by the food crisis since the beginning of the war. theSun theSundaily war foodinsecurity crisis G7

FILE PHOTO: The Group of Seven leaders gather for a lunch at the Schloss Elmau hotel in Elmau, Germany, June 27, 2022. REUTERSPIX: United States President Joe Biden and the G7 leaders are set to announce more than US$4.5 billion in aid to address global food security, with over half from the US.

While US$2 billion will be directed toward emergency interventions, US$760 million will be used for sustainable near-term food assistance to help mitigate poverty, hunger and malnutrition in vulnerable countries that are affected by high food prices, fertiliser and fuel.

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