The US and the United Nations thank Türkiye over the resumption of the Ankara-brokered Black Sea grain deal
The US and the United Nations have thanked Türkiye over the resumption of the Ankara-brokered Black Sea grain deal.
"He is grateful for the diplomatic efforts of Türkiye, and thanks the UN Coordinator, Amir Abdulla, and his team for their work to keep this vital food supply line open," it said.Cavusoglu-Blinken call The top Turkish diplomat informed his counterpart about the initiatives taken by Ankara to ensure that the grain deal is being implemented smoothly.
On July 22, Türkiye, the UN, Russia, and Ukraine signed an agreement in Istanbul to resume Black Sea grain exports, which were paused after the Russia-Ukraine war began in February.
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