Turkey, UN Found ‘Options’ For Bringing Russian Agri-Food to Global Market, Cavusoglu Says

ANKARA (Sputnik) - The United Nations and Turkey have found ways of bringing Russian agri-food to the global market, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu announced on Saturday.
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"We have been working together with the UN at our Istanbul coordination center… We have identified a number of options. The work is ongoing," he told the Turkish diaspora in Los Angeles.
Turkey and the UN helped broker a grain export pact between Russia and Ukraine in July, which also seeks to facilitate Russian food and fertilizer exports.
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