Good governance is definitely necessary in a country. But the main cause of inflation is not only the result of good or bad governance of the government. Rather, if a country imports a large part of its oil, food or raw materials from another country and the prices of these in the international market suddenly increase for some reason or due to war, the supply system is damaged, then that country can also face inflation. You are talking about good governance, but the importance of good governance may be needed more in other places. Suppose good institutions within a country can accurately identify the causes of government problems, control government spending and loans, and also make an important contribution to making the environment there credible and transparent.
We understand the circumstances and the reason why this happens, but it is important that if there is a war, the price of everything that comes from another country should be increased immediately. And when the ceasefire ends, why is the price not immediately the same as before, but then the price is gradually brought back and that too is not complete. Inflation is always caused by the government itself, be it good or bad. When the government has so much money, it does not let the price increase from it, but here, as soon as the war starts, oil and food items are increased and the excuse is made that our ships be stopped during the ceasefire. If the government wants, this system should never be broken because the money they have in reserve, which they have stolen from the people and kept for themselves, if it is used properly, the price will not increase even if there is a ceasefire for 1 year.