(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) It would be the right decision to extend the Black Sea grain
export deal which is due to expire on Nov. 19, Turkish President
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said, reports citing .
'I think it would be wrong to put a time limit there. We told
Russia and Ukraine that the longer they keep this deal, the more
accurate it will be,' Erdogan on Nov. 11 told reporters on the
presidential plane.
Erdogan said the 'most important' thing for Türkiye is to
operate the grain corridor deal, and to mediate between Russia and
Ukraine toward peace.
'Of course, Putin's goal is to highlight the poor African
countries, particularly Mali, Somalia, and Sudan. He made me the
offer that we could send them the grain for free. As soon as such a
step is taken, we can show the same sensitivity,' he noted.
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