Tajikistan, Iran Discuss Crude Oil Transportation
Date
9/24/2024 9:19:17 AM
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, September 24. Tajikistan
and Iran have discussed the transportation of crude oil for the
needs of Tajikistan oil refineries, Trend reports.
According to the country's Ministry of energy and Water
Resources, Tajikistan's Minister Daler Juma and Iran's Minister of
Energy, Abbas Aliabadi, held talks on this matter.
The parties also exchanged views on Tajikistan's international
initiatives in water and climate issues, the significance of the
Rogun hydropower plant for the region, and the project aimed at
connecting Tajikistan to a unified energy system of Central
Asia.
Juma and Aliabadi co-chair the joint intergovernmental
commission between Tajikistan and Iran, which focuses on
trade-economic, technical, scientific, and cultural cooperation.
They also discussed the current state and prospects of trade,
economic, and investment collaboration between the two
countries.
Meanwhile, in February, Tajikistan's Minster of Economic
Development Zavqi Zavqizoda announced that Azerbaijan's SOCAR state
oil company would assist in the launch and supply of raw materials
for the Tajik oil refinery "TK-Oil," located in the Dangara free
economic zone. Tajikistan is also in discussions regarding oil
supplies with Tatarstan's Tatneft oil company.
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