Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan confirmed Ankara’s intention to supply Russian agricultural products to poor African countries for free, the TV channel reported. on TRT.
“Turkey has become a country that has solved the problem of creating a grain corridor, but our task in this regard is not complete. “Our aim is to process the Russian grain that Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to send to poor countries and deliver it to African countries in need,” Erdogan said.
According to him, to date, 44% of agricultural products have been sent via the grain corridor to Europe and only 14% to Africa.
Agreement on the creation of a corridor for the export of agricultural products from Ukraine via the Black Sea in Istanbul on July 22 signed Representatives of Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and the UN. 17 November Erdogan approved extension of the grain agreement by 120 days.
In the second half of November, President Vladimir Putin, declarationRussia will continue to provide aid to countries suffering from food shortages due to the adventurous policies of the West.
President of Turkey last week knowledgeableThat Ankara will start processing Russian grain and shipping it to poor African countries.
Source: Gazeta
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