Romanian Prime Minister Marvel Ciolaku said Bucharest will try to increase the volume of Ukrainian grain transported through its territory from two million tonnes to four million tonnes next month. This was reported by TASS.
According to him, Romania needs to help Ukraine’s grain exports, to achieve this the republic will try to increase the shipping volume on its territory from two million tons to four million tons next month.
Before that, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky He thanked Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov requested that the ban on imports of agricultural products after September 15 be lifted.
On September 15, the EU ban on imports of wheat, corn, rapeseed and sunflowers from Ukraine to Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary ends. According to foreign media reports, the European Commission does not intend to extend this period. As Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki noted, in this scenario Poland plans to unilaterally ban grain imports from Ukraine.
The last ship in the previous grain agreement left Black Sea.