Actualité

Pakistan eyes Saudi Arabia, Oman for LPG imports amid supply crisis

SourceArab News
Publié le4 novembre 2026 à 15:23
ThèmesÉnergie
Domaine d'interventionÉnergie
SecteurÉnergie
Zone géographiqueArabie saoudite, CCG

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Pakistan is looking to Saudi Arabia and Oman as potential suppliers of liquefied petroleum gas under government-to-government and commercial deals to ease shortages and curb soaring prices ahead of winter, the country's Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik…

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Pakistan eyes Saudi Arabia, Oman for LPG imports amid supply crisis

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Pakistan eyes Saudi Arabia, Oman for LPG imports amid supply crisis

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