First ship with Russian fertilizers for Africa to arrive in Beira, Mozambique, early on December 31 – TASS

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First ship with Russian fertilizers for Africa to arrive in Beira, Mozambique, early on December 31 – TASS

2:11 CAT | 28 Dec 2022

FILE - The vessel MV Greenwich carrying the first batch of Russian fertilizers for Africa is scheduled to arrive in Beira port in the early hours of Saturday, December 31. On 29 November, on behalf of the Government of Malawi, the WFP-chartered vessel MV Greenwich left the Dutch port of Terneuzen with 20,000 metric tons of fertilizers, bound for Malawi via Mozambique. The MV Greenwich carries 20,000 metric tons of fertilizer from Uralchem-Uralkali, which has earmarked a total donation of 260,000 mt. [File photo: WFP/Lydia Vanos[

In line with the schedule, MV Greenwich is to arrive in Mozambique’s Beira port early on December 31

The humanitarian cargo is destined for Malawi via Mozambique

The MV Greenwich vessel carrying the first batch of Russian fertilizers for Africa has left the port city of Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) in South Africa’s Eastern Cape Province and is scheduled to arrive to Mozambique on December 31, a Gqeberha port official told TASS on Tuesday.

“The vessel made a port call in Gqeberha on December 25 due to a storm,” he said. “It was expected to spend up to seven days in the port. But the storm is over now, and the captain decided to continue the voyage in order to deliver the cargo before the New Year 2023.”

In line with the schedule, MV Greenwich is to arrive in Mozambique’s port of Beira, capital of Sofala central province, early on December 31.

MV Greenwich, a vessel chartered by the World Food Programme (WFP), left the Netherlands on November 29, carrying 20,000 metric tons of Russian fertilizers. The humanitarian cargo is destined for Malawi via Mozambique. It will be the first of a series of shipments of fertilizer destined for a number of other countries on the African continent in the coming months.

READ: 1st shipment of Russian fertilizer left Netherlands for Malawi via Mozambique: UN

Source: TASS