Michael Chong at the Foreign Affairs and International Development Committee

I'll go to my next and last question.

There are suggestions that sanctions on Russian individuals and entities have targeted essential food and agricultural exports to developing countries—in other words, that the result of these sanctions is that some essential food and agricultural exports to developing countries, to low-income countries, have been impacted.

Do you agree with those suggestions? If you do, to what extent have the sanctions reduced Russian food and agricultural exports, or Canadian food and agricultural exports, to developing countries?

Thank you, Mr. Chair.