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Kyrgyzstan plans to purchase 1.5 billion soms worth of wheat from Russia, as announced by the Head of the Cabinet of Ministers, Ulukbek Maripov. The funds for the purchase are available, and the process is underway. The country is struggling with flour shortages and is looking to quickly fill its warehouses with wheat to address the issue.
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Kyrgyzstan will buy wheat from Russia for 1.5 billion soms. Head of the Cabinet of Ministers Ulukbek Maripov announced this today at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers. As he noted, the funds have been allocated and now it is necessary to speed up the process of purchasing Russian wheat. “Yes, now you can see on the market that prices for sugar and vegetable oil have slightly ...
Source: Zol
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