Russia hopes to effectively implement the "one of the crosses" agreement of agricultural products

Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, July 22 (Reporter Liu Kai) Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said on the 22nd that Russia hopes that all parties can pay "all the necessary efforts" for the "crowd" agreement on Russia and Ukrainian agricultural products.

Russia and Ukraine signed related agreements with the United Nations in Istanbul, Turkey on the 22nd on the 22nd. According to a statement issued by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs's website quoted Lavrov, the Russian side also signed a memorandum of understanding of Russian agricultural exports with the United Nations on the same day.

Lavrov said that the memorandum of understanding is designed to ensure that Russia's grain and fertilizer enters the world market unimpeded, eliminate the obstacles of the United States and the European Union in the field of finance, insurance, and logistics. Essence The memorandum is valid for 3 years.

Lavrov said that with the efforts of the Russian delegation, the "Pickled" agreement maintains "comprehensiveness" and "non -political" to ensure that grain can flow to developing countries to the maximum.

Lavrov said that in view of Russia and Ukrainian agricultural products in the world market, it is important to ensure that its uninterrupted exports can meet the urgent tasks of maintaining food security. The efforts of the United Nations and the constructive attitude of the entire international community, including Western countries, are of great significance to implementing these agreements.

Russia and Ukraine are global wheat and corn exports. The Ukrainian crisis upgrade disrupted the operation of the port, the impact of Western sanctions, and a large amount of food stayed in Ukraine and could not be shipped out. Ukraine has accused Russia of blocking ports to prevent U -Fang from exporting food. Russia denied the interference of Ukraine's exports, accusing Ukrainian from setting up a large amount of mines in the Black Sea waters to endanger navigation safety.

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