Turkish President Erdogan confirms the importance of fulfilling Russia's demands for exports of its own grain and fertiliser to revive historic Black Sea grain deal.
On a joint proposal for grain shipments prepared with the UN, Erdogan said: "I believe that Türkiye will reach a solution that will meet expectations within a short time." / Photo: AA
"We believe the initiative should be continued by correcting its deficiencies," Erdogan told a joint news conference with Putin during his one-day visit to Russia's coastal city of Sochi. The deal has played a"key role" in addressing the global food crisis, Erdogan said, adding that it acts like a"breathing tube" for those in need like in Africa.Ankara is ready to do what is necessary to send grain to some poor African countries, Erdogan said, adding that Türkiye and Russia agree on that.
On a joint proposal for grain shipments prepared with the UN, Erdogan said Türkiye would"reach a solution that will meet expectations within a short time."
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