Türkiye continues to engage with stakeholders for grain deal extension

Türkiye continues to engage with stakeholders for grain deal extension

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The Ankara-brokered Black Sea grain deal signed in February final 12 months with an purpose to stop a worldwide meals disaster is because of expire on March 18.

National Defence Minister Hulusi Akar said so far, at least 790 grain-loaded ships left Ukrainian ports carrying nearly 23.5 million tons of grains.
National Defence Minister Hulusi Akar mentioned to this point, not less than 790 grain-loaded ships left Ukrainian ports carrying almost 23.5 million tons of grains.
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Türkiye is making efforts to increase the Black Sea Grain Initiative which is about to run out on March 18, the nation’s nationwide defence minister mentioned.

So far, not less than 790 grain-loaded ships left Ukrainian ports carrying almost 23.5 million tons of grains, Türkiye’s National Defence Minister Hulusi Akar mentioned on Thursday.

The Istanbul deal ensures a secure passage of grains and different important objects via Ukraine’s Black Sea ports stopping a worldwide meals disaster.

Last July, Türkiye, the UN, Russia, and Ukraine signed an settlement in Istanbul to renew grain exports from three Ukrainian Black Sea ports which have been paused after the Russia-Ukraine battle started in February 2022.

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“We continue our negotiations with the UN, Ukraine and Russia, which are the parties to the grain initiative. Ukraine expressed a positive opinion on a second extension of the initiative.”

Similarly, Russia has a optimistic angle in direction of the extension of the initiative. We additionally hope and anticipate that the grain initiative will proceed with the contribution of all events. We proceed our efforts on this route,” Akar mentioned.

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Source: AA

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