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3 September 2026: Seminary : Rethinking Agricultural Trade for Food Sovereignty and Justice

Three-part webinar series on agricultural trade justice

Key facts

Event location

Webinar

Date
03.09.2026, 14:00 - 03.11.2026, 15:00 Hr
Themes
Globalization

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Rethinking Agricultural Trade for Food Sovereignty and Justice
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Exploring the changing global trade landscape and advancing alternatives for equitable, resilient food systems

 

Three-part webinar series on agricultural trade justice

 

 

As global trade dynamics shift amid rising protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and deepening food insecurity, this three-part webinar series explores how developing countries can reclaim policy space and build resilient, equitable and sustainable food systems through agricultural trade justice and strengthen food sovereignty.

 

 

The series is taking place from September to November 2026

 

Thursday, 3. September 2026, 14:00 CET,SAST/ 17:30 IST/ 9:00 ART (GMT-3)

 „Beyond the WTO? Rising Protectionism, Geopolitics, and the Future of Global Food Security“

Register here:https://eu01web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_S5i7AmUbSCOnjuJoADHnxA

 

Tuesday, 6. October 2026, 14:00 CET,SAST/ 17:30 IST/ 9:00 ART (GMT-3)

„From Trade Liberalisation to Food Sovereignty: Reclaiming Policy Space for the Global South“

 

Tuesday, 3. November 2026, 13:00 CET,SAST/ 17:30 IST/ 9:00 ART (GMT-3)

„Buffer Stocks for Food Security and Food Sovereignty“

 

 

Language and interpretation: The webinar will be held in English with simultaneous interpretation in French, German and Spanish.

 

 

Our goal is to critically examine the growing tensions between neoliberal trade obligations and the policy space developing countries need to build resilient, equitable and sustainable food systems.

 

Bringing together leading scholars, policymakers, practitioners and civil society actors, the series seeks to foster meaningful dialogue on how international trade governance can better support food sovereignty, socio-economic rights and climate-resilient agriculture.

Contact

Carola Franz

Project Manager for the International Politics Unit, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

Phone: +49 30 44310144