ウクライナ穀物の輸出支援　食料安全保障強化へ結束―Ｇ７サミット、今夜閉幕

　【エルマウ（ドイツ）時事】先進７カ国首脳会議（Ｇ７サミット）は２７日午後（日本時間同日深夜）、ドイツ南部エルマウで２日目の討議を続け、食料安全保障の強化について協議した。小麦などの輸出大国であるウクライナの農産物生産と輸出を結束して支援し、世界の食料危機に対処する方針を確認した。サミットは最終日の２８日午前（同２８日夜）に多国間主義の再構築などについて討議、首脳宣言を採択して閉幕する。（2022/06/28-09:52）

Leaders of the Group of Seven major powers Monday affirmed a policy of joining forces to support Ukraine's agricultural production and exports in a bid to overcome the global food crisis triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
   The affirmation came during the G-7 leaders' discussions on ways to strengthen food security held on the second day of their three-day summit in Schloss Elmau, southern Germany.
   Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, during Monday's talks with his G-7 counterparts, announced a plan to provide 200 million dollars in aid aimed at supporting food supplies to the Middle East and African countries and backing Ukraine's exports.
   On Tuesday, the leaders are set to discuss the restructuring of multilateralism and other issues and adopt a declaration to sum up their discussions.
   More than 20 million tons of agricultural products have been stuck in Ukraine due to the blockade of the Black Sea by Russian troops, which has made it difficult to export the farm products by maritime transport.