Negotiations on Black Sea grain export deal scheduled for May 3
UkrAgroConsult
Negotiations on the grain deal, which allows Ukraine to export products through a safe corridor in the Black Sea, are scheduled for tomorrow, May 3. All parties are expected to participate in them.
This is reported by Reuters, citing an unnamed senior Ukrainian official.
“Negotiations are scheduled for tomorrow. With the participation of all sides… hopefully there will be results,” the report said.
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