Export of Grain Through the Black Sea: German Foreign Minister Expects Changes in the Coming Weeks
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In the coming weeks, it is possible to achieve a result on the export of grain from Ukraine and Russia through the Black Sea.
In the coming weeks, an agreement may be reached on ensuring the export of grain from Ukraine and Russia through the Black Sea. This was stated by German Foreign Minister Johann Wadeful in an interview with the ZDF television channel on the sidelines of the meeting of foreign ministers of the G20 countries in Atlanta. According to Vadeful, ensuring the unhindered transportation of grain to the countries of the Global South has become one of the …
Johann Vadeful said that the transportation of Ukrainian and Russian grain to the countries of the Global South was one of the central issues of the G20 meeting.
Turkey has stepped up diplomatic efforts to restore safe supplies of Russian and Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, and Ankara is engaged in intensive negotiations to remove obstacles to maritime trade, as announced by the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Hakan Fidan following the meeting of the G20 Foreign Ministers in the United States Atlanta.
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