EU plans to buy Ukrainian grain to help the Middle East

The European Union is considering purchasing Ukrainian grain to provide humanitarian aid in the Middle East. This proposal was put forward by the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, during his speech in the European Parliament on November 8.

Michel emphasized the importance of combining aid for those in need in the Middle East with support for Ukraine. He suggested that the EU buy grain from Ukraine and send it to the Middle East.

The President of the European Council noted that it is necessary to take into account the broader geopolitical picture and join efforts to help the regions. He emphasized that the EU can help the Middle East while continuing to provide strong support to Ukraine.

According to Michel, the idea of purchasing Ukrainian grain and sending it to those in need in the Middle East is a manifestation of solidarity and efficiency.

This proposal can have a significant impact on the situation in the region, allowing us to help Ukraine and those in need in the Middle East at the same time. At the same time, it demonstrates the European Union's readiness to take an active part in addressing humanitarian issues and support countries in need.

The European Union intends to continue to promote cooperation with Ukraine and other regions of the world, where necessary.