Russia to supply 11.5m tonnes of oil to Belarus in H1 2014

21.12.2013

Russia will supply 11.5 million tonnes of oil to Belarus in H1 2014. The agreement was reached during the talks between First Vice Premier of Belarus Vladimir Semashko and Vice Premier of Russia Arkady Dvorkovich in Moscow on 23 December, BelTA learnt from the press service of the Embassy of Belarus in the Russian Federation.

Vladimir Semashko and Arkady Dvorkovich stated that the sides are ready to sign indicative balances on coal, electricity and gas supplies by the end of the year.

“The participants of the meeting discussed planning schedules for the implementation of integration projects of the two countries. In particular, the parties talked over projects by Minsk Wheel Tractor Plant, Integral, Peleng, Grodno Azot companies with Russian companies and the implementation of the KamAZ and MAZ project,” said at the embassy.

Tags: cooperation , energy industry , Russia

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