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The UN World Food Program will purchase 75,000 tons of agricultural products as part of Grain from Ukraine
The UN World Food Program (WFP) is conducting a tender for the purchase of 75,000 tons of agricultural products as part of the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian program.
WSJ: Europe agrees to sanctions exemptions for russian fertilizers under UN pressure
Earlier, the European Union introduced a new package of sanctions against russia, which at the same time is designed to alleviate the food security problems faced by poorer countries.
UN: in the near future it will not be possible to include the ports of Mykolayiv Region to the “grain initiative”
The “Grain Initiative” will not be expanded any time soon due to the addition of new shipping ports.
The Black Sea initiative was extended for another 120 days
The work of the “grain” corridor was extended for another 120 days. The UN and Turkey remained guarantors of the Initiative.
The UN will transport russian fertilizers to Africa
The UN has chartered a ship to transport russian fertilizers to African countries.
The UN calls to allow the export of fertilizers from the russian federation
In russia, it was invented that “enemies” were blocking the export of russian food and fertilizers. The UN believes in fairy tales and calls on the world to help russian federation so that it agrees to extend the validity of the Grain Agreement after November 19.
The UN confirmed the operation of the “grain corridor” on September 3
The UN confirmed that on November 3, 8 more ships with Ukrainian agricultural products should pass through the “grain corridor”.
Ukraine agreed with Turkey and the UN on the export of grain from the ports of Odesa
Ukraine agreed with Turkey and the UN on the operation of the maritime humanitarian corridor after the Russian Federation’s participation in the grain initiative was suspended.
The UN and Turkey agreed on the movement of 16 vessels through the “grain corridor”
Yesterday, October 30, the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul approved the movement of 16 vessels in Turkish waters under the grain initiative.
The UN has “relatively optimistic” forecasts regarding the continuation of the “grain agreements”
The UN aid chief, Martin Griffiths, said he was relatively optimistic about the extension of the “grain agreements” in the second half of November.
