The biggest grain transshipment terminal in Europe is inaugurated in Suceava, in north-eastern Romania.
Romania might attract a big part of the EU funds for the infrastructure used in the Ukrainian grain exports via the member states
Bucharest continues to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain, but is waiting forKyiv to come up with a plan for exports.
Romania will continue to support the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine within its internationally recognized borders, says Bucharest
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Brussels pledges new financial aid for the farmers affected by the EU facilities granted to grain exports from Ukraine
Romania and France are helping Ukraine to export its cereals to international markets.
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Drought has affected a third of Romanias territory but authorities have given assurances that the country has produced enough grain to satisfy its domestic demand
