European Comission

The Ukrainian government has developed and is offering Poland a “Plan of mutual understanding” that should help unblock the border between the states.

The European Commission agreed to provide Ukraine with 50 million euros for the restoration of ports affected by Russian aggression.

The European Commission wants Poland to increase the transit of Ukrainian grain through the “corridors of solidarity”, since this year the volumes have decreased by three times.

The European Commission is considering extending restrictions on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine to Eastern Europe.

The European Commission intends to improve the work of the Joint Coordination Group in order to increase grain exports from Ukraine.

The European Commission continues intensive negotiations with Ukraine and five neighboring countries about the perspectives of the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain.

The European Commission does not have enough money in the budget to help with the export of Ukrainian agricultural products.

Ukraine will soon start consultations with the European Commission, Romania and member countries of international environmental conventions on the issue of dredging the Bystre estuary.

Five EU countries appealed to the European Commission to introduce protection mechanisms for the farmers of these countries against the increased influx of Ukrainian agricultural products.

The European Commission has officially announced the introduction of “exceptional and temporary” precautionary measures against imports from Ukraine.