Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, and UN prepared a road map to ensure the operation of safe corridor for agricultural products export from Ukrainian ports, Anadolu Agency reported, citing diplomatic sources.

According to it, Turkey has been holding diplomatic contacts for some time to form a mechanism to ensure the safe delivery of grain from Ukraine to world markets. As a result of negotiations of the Turkish side with representatives from Russia, Ukraine and the UN, a roadmap has been prepared, which will ensure the functionality of the "grain corridor" under the aegis of the world organization.

In the near future, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and the UN will meet in Istanbul to discuss the export of grain from Ukrainian ports.

The grain export center to be established in Istanbul will regulate the interaction between Russia and Ukraine mediated by Turkey in coordination with the United Nations, Anadolu said. The launch of the coordination center in Istanbul will make it possible to export 20 million tons of grain from Ukrainian ports to world markets.