A coordination center for exporting Ukrainian grain is expected to be set up in Turkey’s largest city Istanbul, Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said shortly after Turkey hosted a four-way meeting on Wednesday.
“An agreement has been reached on the establishment of a coordination center with representatives of all sides, joint controls for checking grains at harbors, and ensuring the safety of the vessels in the transit routes, following the meeting which took place in a positive and constructive atmosphere,” Akar said.
He noted that Turkey, Russia and Ukraine would meet again next week and sign an agreement.
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