It was learned that there was no change in the negotiations regarding the resumption of the grain agreement 05:59
Source RIA News The Turkish Presidential administration told the agency that there was no change in the negotiation process regarding the resumption of the grain agreement."No, there is no change at the moment. The negotiation process is carried out through the UN, meetings were recently held in Moscow and Istanbul,"… The Turkish Presidential administration has confirmed that there is no change in the negotiations regarding the resumption of the grain agreement. This follows a statement from Russian President Vladimir Putin that the Russian Federation will return to the grain deal if all requirements are met. The agreement was terminated on 17 July after negotiations between Russia and other parties failed to reach a resolution. Putin has estimated the loss of domestic farmers under the agreement at $1.2 billion, and stated that even if there are problems, Russia will dominate the grain market.
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Source RIA News The Turkish Presidential administration told the agency that there was no change in the negotiation process regarding the resumption of the grain agreement.
“No, there is no change at the moment. The negotiation process is carried out through the UN, meetings were recently held in Moscow and Istanbul,” he said.
Previously Russian President Vladimir Putin declarationHe said that the Russian Federation would return to the grain agreement if all requirements are met.
Also at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation clarifiedHe said that as an alternative to the grain agreement, there is a project to process 1 million tons of grain in Turkey.
The grain agreement was terminated on 17 July. Russia refused to extend the agreement until the other parties to the agreement fulfilled the Russian part of the agreement. Putin estimated the loss of domestic farmers under the grain agreement at $1.2 billion.
Previously in France statedHe said that even if there are problems, Russia will dominate the grain market.