100 MILLION TONS OF GRAIN HAVE BEEN TRANSPORTED VIA THE UKRAINIAN MARITIME CORRIDOR
Together, under extremely challenging wartime conditions, we continue to work and hold our frontline. The Ukrainian Maritime Corridor proves that even under constant threats, the country is capable of ensuring stable exports and making a meaningful contribution to global food security.
Since the launch of the Ukrainian Maritime Corridor in 2023, 100 million tons of grain cargo have been transshipped through the seaports of our country. This milestone demonstrates Ukraine’s resilience and its ability to maintain stable agricultural exports despite the full-scale war and regular enemy attacks on port infrastructure.
The Ukrainian Maritime Corridor was established on the initiative of the President of Ukraine as a strategic instrument to restore exports and support global food security. Its operation is the result of systematic state coordination and the resilience of the maritime sector under constant risks.
A critically important contribution to the stable operation of the corridor is made by the Defense Forces of Ukraine, which protect port infrastructure and shipping from continuous enemy attacks.
We also express special gratitude to port workers who ensure the daily operation of seaports under wartime threats. It is thanks to the professionalism and responsibility of people on the ground that Ukraine continues to fulfill its role in global markets and support the stability of food supplies.
