Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (L) holding a conversation with Kenya's President William Ruto prior to the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, US on September 19, 2023. PHOTO | PCS

Ukraine has said it will set up "grain center points" in Kenya and different pieces of Africa to handle food weakness.

President Volodymyr Zelensky's office reported the arrangement, without giving many subtleties, after he met his Kenyan and South African partners in New York.

Ukraine is a significant provider of grain to Africa.

In July, Russia's withdrawal from a plan that permitted the commodity of food from Ukraine raised worries about deficiencies on the landmass.

Worldwide grain costs have ascended since Russia's attack of Ukraine in February last year.

At the point when President Zelensky talked at the UN General Gathering on Tuesday, he blamed Russia for weaponising everything from food to energy.

While in New York, he met Kenya's Leader William Ruto and South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa.

In his proclamation about the gathering, Mr Ruto said that the Ukrainian president had focused on laying out a "grain center" in Kenya's beach front city of Mombasa to assist with tending to food deficiencies in East Africa.

Yet, he gave no more insights concerning what this would involve, or how the grain would arrive.

Kenya has been one of Africa's most noticeable allies of Ukraine following Russia's intrusion.

South Africa, then again, has kept a more impartial position. In June, President Ramaphosa drove an African harmony mission to both Ukraine and Russia.

Mr Ramaphosa said that he and the Ukrainian president had examined "the way forward on the harmony drive". They likewise discussed the recovery of the grain bargain, which had seen the commodity of Ukrainian food through the Dark Ocean.

Mr Zelensky told Mr Ramaphosa that Ukraine was attempting to track down elective courses to supply grain to Africa.

A few boats with grain have currently effectively gone through these courses notwithstanding the tough spot," Mr Zelensky said.

Russia's withdrawal from the grain plot keeps Ukraine from utilizing the Dark Ocean channel to move food and different commodities to Africa and different districts.

Russia's Leader Vladimir Putin declined to reestablish the plan after its expiry in July this year.

He said that Russia would possibly restore the arrangement assuming Western nations consented to specific circumstances, which incorporate lifting the monetary authorizations put on his country.

In July, Russia offered free grain to six African nations: Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Mali, Somalia, the Focal African Republic and Eritrea.