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Slovakia and Ukraine's agriculture ministers have agreed to set up a licensing system for trading in grains, which would allow a ban on imports of four Ukrainian commodities to Slovakia to be lifted once the system is set up, the Slovak Agriculture Ministry said on September 21. Ukraine also agreed to halt a complaint over the import ban that it had filed against Slovakia with the World Trade Organisation, the Slovak ministry said in an e-mailed statement.
Slovakia, Ukraine Agree Grain Trade System To Replace Ban
Ukraine’s agriculture minister Mykola Solskyi said he and his Polish counterpart Robert Telus had “agreed to find a solution” over a stand-off that saw Poland, Hungary and Slovakia this week prolong bans on Ukrainian grain imports.
Live News: Ukraine and Poland ‘Agreed’ on Grain Solution as Slovakia Lifts Ban | Financial Times
