On January 9, during the visit of the Ukrainian delegation to African countries, the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solskyi met with Minister of Agriculture, Rural Infrastructure and Food Sovereignty of the Republic of Senegal Ali Nguye Ndiaye.
The parties discussed the prospects of relations between Ukraine and Senegal, the development of cooperation in the agricultural sector.
During the meeting, a Memorandum of Understanding was concluded between the Ministries of both countries in the field of agriculture.
The document envisages the development of bilateral trade in agricultural products, cooperation in the field of scientific research, investment, as well as relations between state institutions and private organisations.
Mr Solsky noted that, despite the war, the Ukrainian side is making maximum efforts to continue exporting food to African countries in the necessary volumes. According to him, Ukraine is ready to increase the volume of exports of agricultural products and is ready to consider the possibility of implementing new logistics projects in Senegal.
In particular, it is about the possibility of storing Ukrainian grain in the so-called grain hubs. Their creation will contribute to the predictability of sales, the stabilization of food prices for African countries, and will provide confidence in the necessary volumes and quality of grain.
The visit of the Ukrainian delegation led by the Minister of Agricultural Policy Mykola Solsky is aimed at deepening cooperation with African countries in the field of agriculture.
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During the meeting, a Memorandum of Understanding was concluded between the Ministries of both countries in the field of agriculture.
The document envisages the development of bilateral trade in agricultural products, cooperation in the field of scientific research, investment, as well as relations between state institutions and private organisations.
Mr Solsky noted that, despite the war, the Ukrainian side is making maximum efforts to continue exporting food to African countries in the necessary volumes. According to him, Ukraine is ready to increase the volume of exports of agricultural products and is ready to consider the possibility of implementing new logistics projects in Senegal.
In particular, it is about the possibility of storing Ukrainian grain in the so-called grain hubs. Their creation will contribute to the predictability of sales, the stabilization of food prices for African countries, and will provide confidence in the necessary volumes and quality of grain.
The visit of the Ukrainian delegation led by the Minister of Agricultural Policy Mykola Solsky is aimed at deepening cooperation with African countries in the field of agriculture.
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