Economy

Since 2022, Ukraine has exported over 66 million tons of grain worth over $13 billion to the countries of the Global South.

In particular, Ukraine is ready to share its experience in using drones to create a maritime security architecture, as well as in agriculture.

The new format will be called Food from Ukraine and will involve the export of technologies to African countries and the development of mutually beneficial partnerships.

DTEK, through its trading company D.TRADING, has delivered the first cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States via Lithuania.

The USPA has identified the supplier of a new tugboat-pushboat for operation on the Danube following the results of an international procurement within the framework of the RELINC project jointly with the World Bank.

Export prices remain under pressure from limited logistics and cautious demand from importers.

Although the total volumes decreased by 20% compared to the previous season, the main sales market – Egypt – on the contrary, significantly increased purchases.

Currently, the actual demand has shifted to December and the first half of January.

The National Asset Management and Tracing Agency (ARMA) has begun a system reboot.

ZIM shipping company is resuming the LBX service — currently the only direct Ukraine-Israel container service on the market.