conversations on Extension and expansion of Ukraine grain deal brokered by Turkey and the United Nations will continue, and global bodySpeaker Stephane Dujarric said on Monday after UN officials held meetings with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin in Moscow.
raw fertilizer materials required For fertilizer production from Russia key to agricultural production around the world, Dujarric said.
United nations trade official Rebecca Greenspan and UN Aid Coordinator Martin Griffiths met on Sunday and Monday with Dujarric said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin.
Greenspan also hold discussions with First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Andrei Belousov on facilitating exports of Russian grain and fertilizer for global Markets and Griffith met with Russian Deputy Minister of Defense Alexander Fomin for discussion more Effective implementation of Deal.
“Discussions will continue. Fertilizer and raw materials required For the production of fertilizers – which include ammonia – from the Russian Federation are key “We are at the level of agricultural production all over the world,” Dujarric said. concerned about next Harvest and crises in Make fertilizer if it isn’t made available fast and reasonable price for all farmers over The world According to the sowing seasons begins. “
Facilitating Russian food and fertilizer shipments is a central aspect of a package A deal brokered by the United Nations and Turkey on July 22 also Shipments of grain and fertilizers from the Black Sea have resumed in Ukraine.
Russia has criticized the agreement, complaining that its exports are still being held back. Moscow may object to extending the agreement to allow Ukraine’s exports beyond late November.
The deal included ammonia, a key the ingredients in Nitrate fertilizer. A pipeline transporting ammonia from the Volga, Russia region To the port of Ukraine on the Black Sea of It was Pivdennyi (Yuzhny) shut down When Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24.
The United Nations said the agreement on Russian and Ukrainian exports are needed to counter a global Food crisis said the Russian war got worse in Ukraine, pay about 47 million people to ‘sharp’ hunger. Ukraine and Russia are both key global Exporters of grain and fertilizer.
