The War in the Middle East Is Now a Global Food Crisis

A growing conflict is no longer confined to borders. It is reshaping food access, supply chains, and affordability across regions already under pressure.

An estimated 45 million additional people could be pushed into hunger as the ripple effects of the war in the Middle East deepen existing vulnerabilities in the global food system.

This publication unpacks the scale of the crisis, the interconnected risks driving food insecurity, and what this means for resilience planning across regions.

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