Economy
The port of Gdansk is being modernized due to the increase in the transshipment volume of Ukrainian grain
Due to Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement, Polish ports are preparing to increase the volume of transshipment of grain cargoes from Ukraine.
Kuleba: Ukraine will continue to develop temporary sea corridors
Ukraine is interested in restoring the Grain Initiative, but at the same time intends to develop an alternative way of exporting agricultural products, which has already been used by two vessels.
UDS plans to return to cooperation with the metallurgical giant Voestalpine
The management of PJSC “Ukrainian Danube Shipping” is considering the possibility of resuming cooperation with the Austrian metallurgical company Voestalpine.
The European Commission urged the Russian Federation to extend the Grain Agreement
The European Commission calls on Russia to extend the Grain Agreement to allow the safe export of Ukrainian grain through Black Sea ports.
Hungary will continue the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain despite the EU decision
The Hungarian government plans to close the border for some grain products from Ukraine starting September 16.
Kernel shares fell 14.5% during the week
From August 21 to 27, the capitalization of the Ukrainian agricultural holding “Kernel” on the Warsaw Stock Exchange decreased by 14.5%.
State Property Fund completed the transfer of the Ust-Dunaisk port to the new owner
The State Property Fund and the winner of the auction for the privatization of the Ust-Dunaisk port signed the acts of acceptance and transfer.
The second vessel successfully passed through the temporary corridor from Ukraine
The second ship left the port of Odessa through a temporary corridor in the Black Sea. Currently, it is almost near the shores of Turkey.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine opposed the extension of the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain
The intention of Slovakia, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania and Hungary to extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain until the end of the current year is “categorically unacceptable”.
EU countries insist on extending the ban on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine
Representatives of Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria and Romania consider it necessary to extend the ban on grain imports until the end of the year.
