The state is working together with partners to expand opportunities for Ukrainian export, especially agricultural products. This was stated by Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal during a government meeting on May 13. “Yesterday, the European Commission announced the creation of “solidarity lines”. These are routes that will speed up the export and operation of customs between Ukraine and the EU.

Due to Russian aggression, Ukraine lost the traditional ways of exporting its food products by seaway, which led to the need to update the conditions of import and transit of Ukrainian goods through the EU. As a result of negotiations with the European Commission and EU member states, these conditions have been updated. In particular, an agreement was reached on the transit of Ukrainian products by ferry through the Romanian checkpoint Isachea-Orlivka.

It is not possible to do without export supplies of Ukrainian agricultural products for other countries, especially the Middle East and Africa. And it is impossible to replace it for anything physically, including supplies from the aggressor country of the russian federation or from any other country. Taras Vysotskyi, First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine stressed it. 

The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine informs and disseminates among interested Ukrainian enterprises and organizations materials provided by foreign diplomatic missions of Ukraine and foreign state institutions on changes in legislation and trade regimes, as well as on export offers to countries around the world (attached).