AK Party: 'Turkiye is worried about Russia's withdrawal from Grain Deal'

"Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has invested a lot of effort in the Grain Deal. Especially poor countries benefit from this initiative," the Spokesman of Turkiye's ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party)ç Omar Celikç said, Report informs.

Omar Celik said that Turkiye is worried about Russia's withdrawal from the Grain Deal: "We are working to restore the agreement."

On July 22, a package of documents was signed in Istanbul to solve the problem of supplying food and fertilizers to world markets. One of the agreements regulates the procedure for exporting grain from Black Sea ports controlled by Kyiv. The Joint Coordination Center, established by Russia, Turkiye, Ukraine, and the UN and located in Istanbul, is designed to check grain-carrying ships to prevent arms smuggling and to rule out sabotage. Russia left the deal on October 29.