The article highlights the renewal of the grain corridor agreement, a diplomatic success credited to Turkey for preventing food crisis due to the Russia-Ukraine war. This agreement allows for the continued flow of grain, notably wheat, to global markets, with Turkey being a key transit point. The renewal of the agreement has eased costs for producers and is anticipated to stabilize global food prices. Turkey's self-sufficiency in wheat production stands at approximately 80 percent, with the rest being export-oriented. The country aims to increase wheat cultivation areas to support both domestic consumption and exports, contributing to its most significant export sectors. Post-renewal of the agreement, there is optimism for increased production and quality, which is expected to have a positive impact on food product prices.