Krzysztof Paszczyk, leader of the Polish Peasant Party parliamentary faction, said that official Warsaw and Kyiv are close to an agreement on imports of agricultural products from Ukraine. Paszczyk said this in an interview with PAP, as quoted by Reuters.


"I think it will be possible today or tomorrow to make what is sometimes called transit actually become transit... I am optimistic about the results," he said.


According to the head of the pro-government party's faction, the parties are "close to solving these problems together in dialogue" ahead of a meeting between Polish Agriculture Minister Czesław Siekierski and his Ukrainian counterpart Mykola Solskyi in Warsaw on Wednesday and the governments of the countries on Thursday.


Paszczyk added that the agreement between Poland and Ukraine should contain clearly defined qualitative and quantitative quotas for products that can remain in Poland.


"This is a goal that can be achieved," the politician said.