Industry News

Ukraine partners with British insurers to navigate Black Sea trade challenges

Views : 134
Update time : 2023-11-23 17:19:41
Ukraine collaborated with British insurers to ease access to the Black Sea corridor for exporters by offering military risk insurance fee discounts.

Recent tensions, highlighted by a Russian missile hitting a Ukrainian port, have spurred this effort. Last Wednesday, a Russian anti-radar missile struck a civilian cargo ship with the Liberian flag at the Pivdennyi port in Odesa, resulting in the death of one port pilot and injuries to three crew members and a port worker. The ship was loading iron ore bound for China at the time.

Ukraine aims to mitigate losses through this mechanism amid ongoing challenges in Black Sea trade due to geopolitical tensions. Despite obstacles, shipping activities continue through major ports, with significant exports of agricultural and steel products.
Related News
Read More >>
DECO Australia champions sustainable architecture with ASI-backed aluminium commitment DECO Australia champions sustainable architecture with ASI-backed aluminium commitment
Jun .05.2025
DECO Australia champions sustainable architecture with ASI-backed aluminium commitment
DECO Australia champions sustainable architecture with ASI-backed aluminium commitment DECO Australia champions sustainable architecture with ASI-backed aluminium commitment
Jun .05.2025
DECO Australia champions sustainable architecture with ASI-backed aluminium commitment
Metro Mining logs 26% growth in bauxite deliveries, backed by infrastructure gains and cost edge Metro Mining logs 26% growth in bauxite deliveries, backed by infrastructure gains and cost edge
Jun .05.2025
Metro Mining logs 26% growth in bauxite deliveries, backed by infrastructure gains and cost edge
Metro Mining logs 26% growth in bauxite deliveries, backed by infrastructure gains and cost edge Metro Mining logs 26% growth in bauxite deliveries, backed by infrastructure gains and cost edge
Jun .05.2025
Metro Mining logs 26% growth in bauxite deliveries, backed by infrastructure gains and cost edge