Turkish President hopes that Russia's food can also return to export

Xinhua News Agency, Ankara, September 8th (Reporter Xiong Sihao) According to reports from the Anadulu News Agency, Turkey, Turkish President Erdogan responded to Russian President Putin when he visited Croatia on the same day. Hope that Russia's food can also return to export.

Erdogan said at a joint press conference held at the Croatian capital Sagreb and Kyre President Maranovich that Putin's previous statement about Ukraine's grain exports was "correct". "It was transported to a wealthy country, not a poor country. Erdogan said that the food exported by Ukraine was transported to those countries where Russia imposed sanctions. This situation made Putin feel uneasy. He will discuss this issue with Putin next week.

普京7日在俄罗斯符拉迪沃斯托克市举行的第七届东方经济论坛上发言时说，“粮食走廊”开通后，来自乌克兰的粮食对较贫穷的国家几乎没有帮助，因为大部分流向EU countries. Putin said that it may be necessary to discuss with Erdogan to restrict these routes.

Recently, Turkey has been the role of mediation in the Ukrainian crisis and actively promotes peace talks between the two parties. On July 22, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, and the United Nations representatives held a signing ceremony for the signing of agricultural products from the Black Sea Port in Istanbul, the largest city of Turkey.

Both Russia and Ukraine are wheat and corn exports. Since Russia launched special military operations, Western countries such as the United States have imposed a number of sanctions on Russia, involving many fields such as shipping, finance, etc., resulting in difficulties in Russian agricultural products into the global market.

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