Russia and Jordan are discussing the resumption and increase in supplies of Russian grain
Quick Look
Russian Ambassador to Jordan Gleb Desyatnikov said that Russia and Jordan are exploring options for resuming and increasing Russian grain exports to Jordan, since the previously formed strategic grain reserve in the country is being depleted.
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Why It Matters
Jordan previously purchased significant volumes of grain from Russia and created a strategic reserve, which is now being depleted.
Russian Ambassador to Jordan Gleb Desyatnikov said that Russia and Jordan are exploring options for resuming and increasing Russian grain exports to Jordan. “We are currently exploring options for resuming and increasing our grain exports to Jordan. Let’s hope that these options will work, they will pay off,” Desyatnikov told reporters.
The ambassador noted that Jordan previously purchased a lot of grain from Russia and formed a strategic reserve, but grain reserves tend to be depleted.
Open Questions
- What options for resuming supplies are being considered?
- When is export supplies expected to resume?
- What volumes of grain are planned to be supplied?
