The development of cooperation between Ukraine and France in the field of agrarian policy and food was the main topic of the online meeting between Mykola Solsky, Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, and Marc Fenot, Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty of France. According to ProAgro Group, they discussed not only cooperation in the agricultural sector, but also the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products to Europe, as well as the continuation of the Black Sea "grain corridor".

Minister Solsky emphasized Ukraine's appreciation of the support of the French people and government and expressed gratitude for it. He noted that both countries have the potential for fruitful cooperation in such areas as winemaking, land reclamation and irrigation. The issue of irrigation of agricultural land is particularly relevant for Ukraine, especially after the tragic event of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant explosion.

The two sides also discussed the prospects for further development of the Black Sea "grain corridor", which is an important transportation route for grain exports from Ukraine to the European Union. This corridor allows for efficient transit and supply of products to the European market.

Particular attention is paid to the introduction of modern technologies in agriculture that will help increase the productivity and quality of crops. The exchange of experience and technological solutions between Ukraine and France can help to implement the latest practices in the agricultural sector of both countries.

The meeting also highlighted the significant potential in the field of winemaking. Ukraine and France have rich viticultural traditions and high-quality grape varieties. Cooperation in this area could facilitate the exchange of experience, technologies and expand exports of wine products.

The meeting between the ministers of Ukraine and France opened up new opportunities for the development of cooperation in the agricultural sector. Both sides expressed their readiness for further cooperation and exchange of experience to achieve common goals in the field of agriculture and food. The development of the "grain corridor", cooperation in winemaking and the introduction of modern technologies are important areas of cooperation between Ukraine and France that will contribute to the development of the agricultural sector of both countries.