Ukraine Negotiates with Poland and Slovakia on Control of Grain Shipments
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Ukraine is negotiating with Poland and Slovakia on customs control of grain on their territory. Kyiv wants truck inspections to be carried out not only at the border but also deeper within these countries. The initiative is supported by the European Commission.
According to Forbes.ua, the goal of the negotiations is to make the control of grain shipments more effective. Such inspections will help better track where Ukrainian grain actually goes and reduce the risk of illegal transshipment of goods. For Ukrainian farmers, this is important, because their exports and income depend on the movement of grain.
However, the details of the agreements have not yet been announced. It is unknown which bodies will carry out the inspections and how often they will take place. It is also not specified whether the changes will affect ordinary traders and carriers.
The Ukrainian side continues negotiations with Warsaw and Bratislava. New decisions may change the rules for operating on the shared border, so readers should follow further reports.
Sources: Forbes.ua
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