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Jorge Moreira da Silva

Jorge Moreira da Silva

Engineer and former Member of the European ParliamentWikipedia

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Sep 26, 2026

Kanako SaknoHOST
7:32
He says forty-five million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Kanako SaknoHOST
7:40
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Kanako SaknoHOST
7:48
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
Jorge Moreira da SilvaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:58
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Kanako SaknoHOST
7:32
He says forty-five million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Kanako SaknoHOST
7:40
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Kanako SaknoHOST
7:48
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
Jorge Moreira da SilvaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:59
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Maria SatoHOST
4:33
He says forty-five million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Maria SatoHOST
4:42
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Maria SatoHOST
4:51
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:02
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Keiko KitagawaHOST
4:17
He says 45 million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Keiko KitagawaHOST
4:26
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Keiko KitagawaHOST
4:35
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
Jorge Moreira da SilvaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:46
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.

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