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Swedish delegation is headed by the State Secretary of the Ministry of Defense Peter Sandwall and the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of Jan Knutsson visited the port of Odesa

Cargo turnover of Ukrainian seaports in April amounted to 10 million tons

The results of April 2024 showed that the port operators in Ukrainian seaports handled 9,912 thousand tons of cargo, which is almost twice the figure for the same period in 2023

45 MILLION TONS OF CARGO EXPORTED THROUGH THE UKRAINIAN CORRIDOR TO 44 COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD

During almost 9 months of the Ukrainian Corridor operation, almost 1,600 ships have left the ports of Greater Odesa exporting 45 million tons of cargo

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The Odesa Sea Port held an ecological event dedicated to the World Environment Day

In order to raise environmental awareness and develop the environmental culture of port employees in terms of respect for the environment, the Odesa Branch of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” (OB SE “USPA”) carried out a series of measures aimed at improving the environment in terms of gardening and landscaping the port territory

International Maritime Organization (IMO) delegation, consisting of Member States representatives, visited the ports of the Danube cluster and Big Odesa

From April 16th to April 18th, representatives from Estonia, Lithuania, the Republic of Moldova and Belgium visited the ports of Izmail, Pivdennyi, and Odesa. They familiarized themselves with the consequences of russian terrorism and witnessed damaged and destroyed objects of port infrastructure

The parliamentary delegation of the French Republic, led by the President of the French National Assembly Yaël Braun-Pivet, visited the Port of Odesa

During the official visit Yaël Braun-Pivet personally inspected the seaport, which has been repeatedly targeted by enemy missiles and drones. The guest witnessed the consequences of russian terrorism and saw the destruction of critical infrastructure, firmly condemning russia's aggression against Ukraine

Today, the port of Odesa was visited by Chief Ombudsman of the Republic of Turkey Mr. Şeref Malkoç and Mr. Dmytro Lubinets, Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada's Commissioner for Human Rights

The guests witnessed the port infrastructure destructions caused by aggressor attacks

ALEXANDER KUBRAKOV: ABOUT 30 MILLION TONNES OF CARGO HAVE ALREADY PASSED THROUGH THE SPECIAL CORRIDOR IN THE BLACK SEA, WHICH UKRAINE OPENED SEVEN MONTHS AGO ON ITS OWN, SOLELY WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE UNITED DEFENCE FORCES

In December-February, the volume of goods shipped in the ports of Greater Odesa increased significantly. Ukrainian products are currently exported to at least 38 countries