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
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
The guests witnessed the port infrastructure destructions caused by aggressor attacks
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
Odesa port has received a modern wheel loader
Replenishing of blood supplies during the full-scale war is one of the priority conditions for saving lives of servicemen and civilians. At the same time, blood donation is the least each of us can do to thank our soldiers at the front for the opportunity to live, work and enjoy the new spring
This was stated by Oleksandr Kubrakov, Vice Prime Minister for Reconstruction of Ukraine, Minister of Development of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure, at a meeting with representatives of the Committee on European Affairs of the Danish Parliament. The focus of the conversation is the expansion of export corridors, in particular through the Danube port cluster, the development of the railway system of border crossings and the opening of new checkpoints. The ports of Greater Odessa remain a key logistics route
On February 24, the second anniversary of the russian occupiers’ full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a German delegation headed by German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited Odesa region
Since August last year, more than 30 million tonnes of agricultural products have been exported via the Ukrainian corridor and the Danube River. This is more than 90% of our country's total agricultural exports