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Ukraine, Russia to sign grain deal in Turkey Friday: Ankara

AFP , Thursday 21 Jul 2022

Ukraine and Russia on Friday will sign a deal that aims to relieve a global food crisis by allowing grain to start flowing across the Black Sea, the Turkish Presidency said.

Four-party meeting for grain
Military delegations of United Nations (UN), Turkey, Ukraine and Russian during their four-party meeting in Istanbul. AFP

 

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"The signing ceremony of the grain shipment agreement, in which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres will be present, will be held (Friday) with the participation of Ukraine and Russia," the Turkish leader's office said.

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