Egypt has inked a port cooperation protocol with Ukraine, one of its top suppliers of wheat, the Maritime Executive reports, saying the two sides signed in Kyiv on 2 November a memorandum of understanding between the ports of Alexandria and Damietta and the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority. The MoU will see the formation of a working group to look at how to drive integration along a key route for grain shipments to Egypt.
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