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14 January 2024
The priority tasks for solving the problem of global food insecurity are demining the Black Sea, strengthening air defenses for Ukraine's port infrastructure and humanitarian aid for the most vulnerable countries.
Any attempts to turn Russia's war of aggression into a "frozen conflict" in Ukraine are unacceptable to Ukrainians and the country's political leadership.
Under the USAID Agricultural and Rural Development (AGRO) program, Ukrainian enterprises that provide services for processing and storage of agricultural products will receive up to UAH 270 million in co-financing for the development of grain storage capacities.
In 2023, Ukrzaliznytsia JSC transported 30.58 million tonnes of grain.
The Black Sea Grain Initiative was very important and beneficial for Ukraine and the world, as it prevented a global food crisis, but the grain export route operating today provides wider opportunities in terms of volume and quantity of goods.
13 January 2024
In the 2023/2024 marketing year (MY) (from July 1 to January 12, 2024), Ukraine exported 20.239 million tons of grains and legumes.
12 January 2024
The Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solskyi discussed with the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry of the Republic of Moldova Vladimir Bohl the issue of increasing the efficiency of transportation of Ukrainian agricultural products and increasing the volume of cargo.
Russia's ability to pull in new forces at a rate equal to its current losses likely gives the Russian army the ability to replenish units that the Russian command has withdrawn from the front line due to attrition, and later deploy them to the front.
According to preliminary estimates of the Ministry of Economy, the volume of gross domestic product increased by about 5% last year.
The United States and Britain launched strikes from the air and sea against Houthi military targets in Yemen in response to the movement's attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
11 January 2024
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky met with Speaker of Latvia’s Saeima Daiga Mieriņa, deputy speakers, chairpersons of the Saeima committees and members of the Latvia-Ukraine interparliamentary friendship group.
The issue of escorting merchant ships moving through the grain corridor by warships is still under discussion. As soon as a political decision is made, it will be implemented.
The Kremlin may resume its efforts to use Transnistria to create instability in Moldova to undermine Ukrainian grain exports along the western Black Sea coast.
10 January 2024
Ukraine remains committed to its international obligations and continues to ensure the uninterrupted supply of food products to the most vulnerable countries despite Russia’s withdrawal from the grain deal and attacks on Ukraine’s port infrastructure.
Decisions that actually reduce Russia's export revenues should be complemented by sanctions against those who help the aggressor circumvent restrictions
The Polish government opposes the extension of duty-free preferences for Ukraine in the free trade agreement with Ukraine for 2024-2025, which the European Commission is to extend for another year by its June 5 decision.
Despite the competition, OCHA still has the largest funding globally to help Ukrainians
09 January 2024
Each community will have demining groups, because this work will take years
European Commissioner for Agriculture Janusz Wojciechowski (Poland) insists that the European Commission's decision to extend the free trade agreement with Ukraine should include restrictions on the import of Ukrainian sugar and poultry meat to the EU.
08 January 2024
A terrorist must pay the most for the damage caused by terror, and Russia will pay.
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine discussed with the Amir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani the issue of the return of Ukrainian children from Russia and the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian initiative.
The Lukashenko regime will not invite OSCE observers to monitor the so-called "elections" to the House of Representatives and local councils on February 25.
06 January 2024
Latvian Transport Minister Kaspars Briškens has proposed to ban imports of Russian and Belarusian grain to the EU.
Exports of goods and services from Ukraine are expected to grow by 9% in 2024.
In the 2023/2024 marketing year (MY) (from July 1 to January 5, 2024), Ukraine exported 18.999 million tons of grains and legumes.
04 January 2024
The Ukrainian economy demonstrated a marginal recovery in 2023 from the earlier 29.1% contraction, growing by an estimated 4.6%.
Last year, export revenues reached one of the lowest levels in the last decade, which was the result of logistics problems.
The embargo on Ukrainian products will be indefinite - until a separate order to lift it.
More than 2,200 trucks have piled up in lines at the crossing checkpoints on the border between Poland and Ukraine.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba called on Western democracies to pace up decision-making to continue supporting Ukraine in the ongoing war against Russia.