Two cargoes of Ukrainian corn are headed for Spain and the Netherlands
On Sunday, February 26, two dry cargoes with 95,000 tons of corn left Ukrainian ports. Five more ships are heading to the ports of Ukraine.
On Sunday, February 26, two dry cargoes with 95,000 tons of corn left Ukrainian ports. Five more ships are heading to the ports of Ukraine.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), with the assistance of the Dutch government, will provide 25 million euros to support the agricultural sector of Ukraine.
After the extension of the “grain agreement” regarding the export of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea ports, the export of russian fertilizers began to be unblocked.
The government of the Netherlands has issued almost a hundred special permits for exemption from sanctions imposed by the EU against russia. Among them are permits for the activities of russian ships.
Banks and other financial institutions in the Netherlands have frozen Russian assets worth 200 million euros.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy invited the Netherlands to invest in river transport.
The police detained two Ukrainian seafarers who were transporting illegal migrants on a yacht in the Netherlands.
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