According to the European Commission, more than 14 tonnes of agricultural products have already been shipped from Ukraine via new trade routes opened up as a result of the Russian war.
According to a commission official in Brussels, 15 tonnes of non-agricultural goods were shipped. He cited steel and iron as examples of that.
It is noteworthy that the so -called solidarity corridors were created last May.
Its main goal is to broaden current trade channels in order to establish alternatives to exports across the Black Sea.
The Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea were brought for a considerable amount of time throughout the war. The objective was to find treatment through alternative trade techniques by using a big number of shipment trains, sandals, or trucks with many people and less bureaucratic procedures.
The spokesperson claimed that Ukraine has found the solidarity corridors to be a crucial route.
Exports from Ukraine of 29 million tonnes are being encouraged by the European Commission.
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