four more ships left The Turkish Defense Ministry said that Ukrainian ports under the grain export agreement in Istanbul on July 22 on Sunday.
Two ships left from the Ukrainian port of The ministry said that Chernomorsk, while the others are from the ports of Odessa and Yuzhny on Twitter.
He. She added That a ship coming from Ukraine and five others bound for Ukraine will also be inspected in The north of Istanbul.
Turkey, the United Nations, Russia and Ukraine signed a deal last Month to resume grain exports from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports of Yuzhny, Chernomorsk, Odessa, which was interrupted by the Russo-Ukrainian war, now in Sixth month.
Joint Coordination Center (JCC) with Officials of the three countries And the United Nations was set up in Istanbul to supervise shipments.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visited the Joint Coordination Center on Saturday.
Speaking at a joint press conference with Defense Minister Hulusi Akar during his visit to the Joint Coordination Center, the Secretary-General of the United Nations thanked Turkey for Its ‘Axial’ role” in Black Sea Grain Initiative.
“Another part” of Deal without hindrances access to me global markets of He said that Russian foodstuffs and fertilizers are not subject to sanctions, adding that it is “important” that private The sector cooperates to bring them to market.
Guterres noted that each member of And the delegations represented in the JCC – Ukrainian, Russian, Turkish and the United Nations – are working with Dedication and professionalism.
“They embody what we can achieve with “Political will, supreme practical experience, and collective effort.”
Noting that “critical an agreement” already He showed his potential, “We are in the beginning of A much longer process.”
It confirmed more More than 650,000 metric tons of Cereals and other foods already on they way to markets around world.
Defense Minister Hulusi Akar also On Saturday, he said as many as 51 ships sailed after the deal, 27 of They left from Ukraine.
On the amount of Akar said that grain exports “we consider that this number will gradually increase.”
