The global food crisis is one of the biggest challenges facing the entire world at the beginning of the twenty-first century. At a time when the world was aspiring to overcome its previous crises left over from the twentieth century, and to advance development projects, the food crisis took it back several decades, imposing new realities in reality, which represent fertile ground for more global turmoil and instability. The global food crisis is called the "silent tsunami" by United Nations experts, and only countries that enjoy high oil revenues will be able to find a way out of it. In any case, they are a few countries among the countries of the entire world that will find themselves facing difficult situations to provide food for their citizens.