Ukraine is working on restoring grain exports via the Black Sea
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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that the state is actively working on restoring safe grain exports through the Black Sea. This issue is critically important for the Ukrainian economy and the food security of many countries around the world.
Currently, the Ukrainian side is conducting intensive negotiations with international partners. In particular, discussions are ongoing with Turkey, Egypt, and India. Representatives of the European Union are also involved in the dialogue, helping to find effective solutions.
The main goal of these negotiations is to create safe conditions for the movement of vessels. Ukraine aims to guarantee the stable operation of maritime routes, despite the difficult conditions of wartime and constant threats from Russia.
Restoring full-scale exports will allow Ukrainian farmers to sell their products on the global market and will also support the stability of food prices in other countries. Ukraine continues to make diplomatic efforts to unblock seaports and ensure the stable operation of the "grain corridor."
Sources: NV
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