Sustaining food security in a globalized world is a complex issue that involves various aspects of international relations. To unpack this topic, we must first understand the concept of food security and its significance in today’s world. Food security can be impacted by supply chain interruptions brought on by political unrest in some locations, both locally and possibly globally. Food security may be impacted by peace and stability, both of which are greatly aided by international relations. In a globalized world, maintaining food security necessitates a thorough strategy that takes into account many facets of international relations. We may endeavor to guarantee food security for everyone at all times by encouraging collaboration, supporting sustainable practices, and embracing creative solutions. This paper examines the right to access to food in a globalized world, legal norms and socio-legal implications on international relations.