Poland, Ukraine Near Agreement on Grain Import Regulations

In an effort to address EU farmers' concerns, Poland and Ukraine are close to finalizing a deal on grain imports, with discussions focusing on licensing exports and potential quotas.

• Talks between Poland and Ukraine aim to resolve disputes over grain imports amid EU farmers' protests.
• EU ambassadors reach a compromise to extend tariff-free Ukrainian food imports until June 2025, with safeguards on certain products.
• Poland seeks a licensing agreement for agricultural trade, similar to those with Romania and Bulgaria.
• Quotas on Ukrainian food imports considered to protect EU farmers' livelihoods.
• Discussions also cover cooperation in arms industries, cultural issues, and energy.

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