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STOLTENBERG: I THANK TURKIYE FOR ITS PIVOTAL ROLE DURING GRAIN CRISIS

ATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and leaders of countries thanked Turkiye as they welcomed the news of the first ship carrying grain departing from Ukraine’s Black Sea port of Odessa on Monday. Jens Stoltenberg “I welcome the first shipment of Ukrainian grain from Odessa under the UN-brokered deal. I …

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RISE IN AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES CONTINUE IN GLOBAL MARKETS…

ISTANBUL The past week was a “rally week” for the commodity markets due to the expectation that the US Federal Reserve might raise interest rates more slowly along with the decreasing demand for the dollar. Despite the ongoing risks regarding the real estate crisis in China, the rise in the …

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INDIA’S AGRICULTURE HAS A BRIGHT FUTURE, BUT REFORMS ARE REQUIRED…

Agriculture is one of the few industries that fully utilizes all four components of production — land, labour, capital, and organization/management – while also consuming the most scarce resource, water. Several constraints hamper agriculture’s future. The land is lacking, and residents and people in business have competing demands. Water and …

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