Authors :
Tamta Mamulaidze
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 5 - May
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https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/23sbwf2d
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8049799
Abstract :
Food security is an important component of
the country's security. The problem was exacerbated by
the Russia- Silk Road 2022 Conference Proceedings
International Black Sea University Page | 128 Ukraine
war, although it retained its relevance even before that,
as evidenced by the programs of independent Georgian
governments and political parties, which pay attention to
the necessity of develop the agricultural sector. Food
import dependence itself is risky, and increases the
vulnerability when strategically important resource
(cereals) import depends on long-term threats (Russia),
or on countries in danger (as the war has shown Ukraine,
Kazakhstan). A full-scale war between Russia and
Ukraine is exacerbating the global food crisis. The
prospect of a protracted war threatens to deplete
strategic food reserves, which will greatly exacerbate the
political, economic and social situation in the Middle
East (main grain consumers of Russia and Ukraine) and
lead to destabilization, creating risks of new waves of
migration, similar to the "Arab Spring" of 2011, when
cause of climatic changes of 2009-2010 - drought in the
south of Ukraine and Russia and social issues in the
Arab- Islamic world.
Keywords :
Food Security, Triple Crisis, Digital Transformation, Agricultural Sector, Food Reserves, Digitization, Digital Democracy.
Food security is an important component of
the country's security. The problem was exacerbated by
the Russia- Silk Road 2022 Conference Proceedings
International Black Sea University Page | 128 Ukraine
war, although it retained its relevance even before that,
as evidenced by the programs of independent Georgian
governments and political parties, which pay attention to
the necessity of develop the agricultural sector. Food
import dependence itself is risky, and increases the
vulnerability when strategically important resource
(cereals) import depends on long-term threats (Russia),
or on countries in danger (as the war has shown Ukraine,
Kazakhstan). A full-scale war between Russia and
Ukraine is exacerbating the global food crisis. The
prospect of a protracted war threatens to deplete
strategic food reserves, which will greatly exacerbate the
political, economic and social situation in the Middle
East (main grain consumers of Russia and Ukraine) and
lead to destabilization, creating risks of new waves of
migration, similar to the "Arab Spring" of 2011, when
cause of climatic changes of 2009-2010 - drought in the
south of Ukraine and Russia and social issues in the
Arab- Islamic world.
Keywords :
Food Security, Triple Crisis, Digital Transformation, Agricultural Sector, Food Reserves, Digitization, Digital Democracy.
