Ukraine. Mariupol port set to look for investors to build the second stage of a grain terminal
The state-owned company Mariupol Commercial Seaport has turned to European partners in search for investors to build grain and container terminals. According to the port’s acting director, the port management want to renew the container flow in the Azov Sea and in the Mariupol port, UkrAgroConsult reports.
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