Maintain status quo for continuity


JUST as the threat of Covid-19 abates, the country is now confronted with new challenges in the form of the looming global economic and food crises. The prolonged Russian invasion of Ukraine has sent economic shock waves globally as markets become jittery over the geopolitical instability.

The war has also disrupted global supply chains. For example, Europe, long reliant on rapeseed and sunflower oil from Russia and Ukraine, is now facing supply shortages.

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