Grain Corridor Agreement extended

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko announced that the Black Sea Grain Corridor Agreement has been extended for 60 days. Following the statement from Russia, the Turkish Ministry of National Defense (MSB) also made a statement. In the statement, it was stated that since July 2022, the date of the agreement, 24 million tons of grain has been safely shipped from Ukrainian ports to countries in need. It was stated that Russia would support the extension of the agreement for 60 days during the meetings between the United Nations, Russia and Ukraine delegations held in Geneva under the coordination of the United Nations on March 13. It was also stated in the statement that they said they were in favor of the continuation of the agreement if sufficient progress was made in facilitating the export of Russia's food products and fertilizers to international markets.

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