Ukrainian agrarians exported 39 million tons of products via the Black Sea grain corridor
In almost a year of operation, 57.55 million tons of cargo have been transshipped through the Ukrainian corridor. 2059 vessels exported cargo to 46 countries, including 39 million tons of Ukrainian farmers’ products.
This is reported by the Ministry of Reconstruction.
“Thanks to the Joint Defense Forces, business, international partners, a stable and predictable volume of exports has been ensured, container transportation and ferry service have been restored,” the statement said.
It is noted that UAH 829 million of investments are planned for the current year by USPA. Among the priority areas are major repairs and restoration of critical infrastructure (berths, roads, railways, branch buildings) damaged by enemy missile strikes. It is also planned to carry out dredging works and purchase a technical fleet for the needs of USPA.
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