Grain from Ukraine program

Zelenskyy Pledges Ukrainian Grain Aid to Syria, Aims to Restore Diplomatic Ties

Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced plans to restore diplomatic relations and economic cooperation with Syria, including the provision of Ukrainian grain through the “Grain from Ukraine” program. An initial shipment of 500 tonnes of wheat flour has already been delivered, with the initiative aiming to stabilize the situation and contribute to broader Middle Eastern peace. This aid is part of a larger effort that has already delivered over 221,000 tonnes of agricultural products to various countries. The move reflects Ukraine’s commitment to expanding its global trade partnerships while countering Russia’s influence in the region.

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Ukrainian Grain Arrives in Syria: A Small Step in a Larger Humanitarian Effort

On December 31st, over two dozen trucks carrying 500 tonnes of Ukrainian wheat, the first shipment under the Grain from Ukraine program, will arrive in Syria. This flour will provide free food for approximately 167,000 Syrians for one month. This initial delivery fulfills a promise to bolster Syrian food security, with the potential for significantly larger future shipments. The program has already sent 23,000 tonnes of maize to Mozambique and Malawi.

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