The Permanent Representative of Ukraine has offered to extend the grain agreement for an unlimited period

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The Permanent Representative of Ukraine has offered to extend the grain agreement for an unlimited period

The Permanent Representative of Ukraine has offered to extend the grain agreement for an indefinite period – RIA Novosti, 03/18/2023

The Permanent Representative of Ukraine has offered to extend the grain agreement for an unlimited period

Kiev is in favor of extending the Black Sea Grain Initiative for 120 days, or for an unlimited period, as well as increasing the number of ports participating in it, … RIA Novosti, 03/18/ 2023

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UN, March 18 – RIA Novosti. Kyiv is in favor of extending the Black Sea Grain Initiative for 120 days, or for an unlimited period, as well as increasing the number of ports participating in it, Ukrainian Permanent Representative Serhiy Kyslitsa said during a meeting. a meeting of the UN Security Council. The groceries (or grain) agreement, which was signed on July 22, 2022 by representatives of Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and the UN, involves the export of grain, food and Ukrainian fertilizers across the Black Sea from three ports, including Odessa. Maritime traffic coordination is ensured by the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul. The contract expired on November 18, 2022, but meant an automatic 120-day extension until March 18, if either party did not object. The Russian Foreign Ministry said that “no such objections have been received”, while noting that the Russian side allows a technical extension of the “Black Sea Initiative” for the export of grain Ukrainian without any change in terms and scope. The deal is part of a comprehensive deal that, among other things, provides for the unblocking of Russian food and fertilizer exports, Moscow noted that was precisely what had not been implemented. At the same time, the UN assured that the restrictions would be lifted. On Monday, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin, after negotiations with UN representatives on the situation of the “grain agreement” in Geneva, said that Russia had no objections to its next extension after the second term on March 18, but only for 60 days. . According to him, Russia’s future position will be determined by real progress – not in words, but in deeds – towards the normalization of Russian agricultural exports, including bank payments, transport logistics, insurance, thawing financial activities and the supply of ammonia through the Togliatti-Odessa pipeline. Meanwhile, the official representative of the UN secretary-general, Stephane Dujarric, said discussions on extending the deal are ongoing, noting that the deal involves a 120-day extension.

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The Permanent Representative of Ukraine has offered to extend the grain agreement for an unlimited period