Ukrainian grain

Poland demands that Ukraine not “pause”, but withdraw the lawsuit to the World Trade Organization (WTO) regarding the import of Ukrainian grain.

Romania will allow the import of agricultural products from Ukraine only to Romanian farmers and processors and only if they have licenses.

Greece offers its ports in the Aegean Sea as another corridor for the export of Ukrainian grain in the conditions of the blockade of the Black Sea.

Poland will not cancel the ban on the import of Ukrainian products, even if Ukraine withdraws its complaint from the World Trade Organization.

The Prime Minister of Romania explained why the country will not extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.

The Ministry of Economy explained the conditions under which Ukraine will be able to cancel the lawsuit against three neighboring countries before the World Trade Organization (WTO).

In Poland, they believe that the negotiations with Ukraine regarding the import of agricultural products are finally going in the “right direction”.

Some of the member countries of the Alliance oppose the escorting of ships with grain in the territorial waters of Ukraine for security reasons.

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

President of Poland Andrzej Duda said that the country will continue to help with the transit of Ukrainian grain. However, Poland will keep the ban on imports into the country.