Poland to build sea terminal for Ukrainian grain exports
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Poland will construct its first grain
terminal in Gdansk on the Baltic Sea coast, which will enable maritime exports of
Ukrainian
agricultural products, Polish Agriculture Minister Robert Telus announced
on Oct. 10, as reported by Interfax-Ukraine news agency.
According to the minister, Poland’s RSSI (Agricultural & Food Investment Company) had signed an agreement with the Port of Gdansk to build the facility.
“The state enterprise RSSI signed a contract with the Port of Gdansk on Oct. 10 to create a grain terminal; we now have a grain port,” Telus said, describing the agreement as an “exceptionally important event.”
The minister added that the creation of such "solidarity lanes," which allow Kyiv to export grain through the territory of neighboring countries, is vital for global food security and would undermine Moscow’s attempts to destabilize the international order.
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