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Representatives of Ukraine, Moldova and Romania held a tripartite meeting in Chisinau on improving railway connections between the countries.

More than 60% of Ukrainian grain is exported through the territory of Romania “by means of solidarity”.

Ukraine has reduced the volume of transportation of agricultural products in transit through the territories of neighboring countries by 3-4 times.

The Romanian government will provide state aid of up to 118.6 million lei (24 million euros) to operators of sea and river ports.

Together with Moldova, Ukraine continues to improve the “paths of solidarity”. Countries are currently looking for opportunities to increase transit to Romanian ports.

Almost 60% of the total volume of grain exports from Ukraine is transported through Romania.

Currently, the decision to ban the import of Ukrainian grain to Poland remains in force. However, Poland plans to help Ukraine increase grain transit.

600 million euros are needed to compensate the cost of the transit of Ukrainian grain to ports on the Baltic Sea.

Romania will increase its transit capacity for Ukrainian grain. The goal is to increase transit from 2 to 4 million tons per month.

Poland calls on the EU to help increase port capacity to increase Ukrainian grain supplies via the Baltic Sea.