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Ukraine and Romania strengthen transport links: the parties signed a Memorandum on the development of border infrastructure.

The first stage of the European Commission audit of the system of professional qualifications in inland navigation has begun in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian agricultural sector continues to ensure production and export of products despite restrictions on export logistics.

The Danube has updated the current maximum safe drafts for vessels in key sections of the river and in the region’s ports.

Ukrainian freight forwarders are much more likely to encounter problems when working through the Romanian port of Constanta than through the Polish port of Gdansk.

It is impossible to change the minimum export prices until October, so exporters are advised to clear goods on those Incoterms bases where the prices are closest to the real ones.

The Turkish company T&O Denizcilik and the family of the deceased sailor have appealed to the International Criminal Court over the July attack on the cargo ship MV Reyhan Sari near Novorossiysk.

The Joint War Committee (JWC) has expanded the list of areas of increased military risk to almost the entire Black Sea.

Turkey has handed over a draft memorandum to Ukraine and Russia that would end attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea.

Purchase prices for new crop corn in Danube ports have decreased to $165–170/t CPT-port.