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According to the official information of Ukraine, on the night of July 24, Russia attacked the port infrastructure in one of the Danube ports of Odesa region with “Shahed-136” type UAVs causing a fire, destroying a hangar with grain and tanks for storing other types of cargo.
Russia’s attack on the Danube ports poses a security threat to the freedom of navigation on the Danube, and in the current circumstances can be assessed as a consistent effort to disrupt global food security. These actions are unacceptable.

Ambassador Gergő Kocsis, the new Representative of Hungary to the Danube Commission,  presented his credentials to Ambassador Liubov Nepop, President of the Danube Commission on 13 June 2023.

The EU-funded PLATINA3 project (Platform for the implementation of a future inland navigation action programme) is finishing in June 2023. We are pleased to announce that the highly anticipated Platina3 reports can now be downloaded from our website.

On 26 April 2023, a group of students majoring in International Affairs at the National University of Public Service (Budapest) paid a visit to the Secretariat of the Danube Commission.

On April 20-21 2023, a delegation of the Danube Commission, led by Director General Mr. Manfred Seitz went on an official trip to Belgrade, meeting high level officials in the field of water transport and participating in the 10 ^th anniversary of the Port Governance Agency of Serbia.