The joint statement issued by the three United Nations agencies such as FAO, IFAD and the World Food Programme Department pointed out that the current surge in world grain markets, corn, wheat and soybean prices, leading to people the world food crisis of 2007-2008 will reproduce again there are real worries. To prevent the emergence of this situation, the international community must take swift and concerted action to avoid price shocks in the future turn into a "disaster" involving millions of people.

        The statement said, has happened over the past five years, the three international food prices skyrocketing. In addition to the weather, the food stocks continue to turn to non-food uses, and increasing financial speculation are also important factors to lead to higher food prices and volatility. The statement said that the international community not only to take action as soon as possible to prevent the excessive growth of food prices, must also begin to solve the root causes that lead to price increases.

        The statement pointed out that, in response to high food prices, countries should establish economically able to afford, predictable and transparent safety net, to avoid panic buying phenomenon as well as to prevent the implementation of the export restrictions. At the same time, the international community should promote the poverty food-importing countries to develop sustainable food production; and effectively solve the one-third of the global production of food is wasted or the damage and other discarded due to deterioration of the reality.

        The statement concluded by emphasizing the action to prevent the situation may deteriorate at the same time, the international community must remain vigilant and prepare for the worst, in the short term, while developing long-term sustainable solution.