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Ship With 25,000 Tonnes of Russian Wheat for Zimbabwe Arrived at Mozambican Port of Beira: Reports

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Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the year announced the decision to provide free grain to six African countries. Central African Republic's Agriculture Minister Eric Rocosse Kamot told Sputnik Africa that such actions help save lives.
A ship with 25,000 tonnes of Russian wheat for Zimbabwe arrived at the Mozambican port of Beira, Russian media reported, citing Representative of the Zimbabwe Grain Marketing Board, Patrick Muzvimbiri.

Overland delivery of the cargo to Zimbabwe will be carried out by trucks and will take two to three weeks, Muzvimbiri said.

The shipment comes within the framework of Russian President Vladimir Putin's initiative to deliver grain to the African countries most in need free of charge.
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On August 22, Putin announced that negotiations on gratuitous supplies of 25-50,000 tonnes of grain from Russia to six African countries are in the final stage. Earlier, he said that Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Mali, Somalia, the Central African Republic and Eritrea are among the countries, which will receive the grain.
On November 28, the special representative of the Russian President for the Middle East and Africa, Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said that the implementation of grain supplies to a number of African countries had begun.
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