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Russian diplomat says Indian demand for Russian oil remains high
A Russian foreign ministry director said Indian demand for Russian oil remains high.
Alexey Pavlovsky made the remarks at a business forum in Kazan.
He said Russian fuel makes up more than half of India's energy mix.
Pavlovsky said the oil relationship helps strengthen India's energy security.
His comments underline the importance of Russian supplies to India’s energy mix.
He did not give figures on oil volumes or say how demand might change.
Russian Foreign Ministry official Alexey Pavlovsky said demand for Russian oil deliveries in India remains consistently high.
He said Russian fuel makes up more than half of India’s energy mix.
Pavlovsky said the cooperation supports India’s energy security.
He spoke to TASS on the sidelines of a Russian-Indian business forum in Kazan.
- Who
- Alexey Pavlovsky, director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Second Asian Department.
- What
- He said demand for Russian oil deliveries in India remains consistently high.
- When
- October 16, according to the article.
- Where
- Kazan, on the sidelines of the 2nd Russian-Indian Business Forum.
- Why
- Pavlovsky said the cooperation bolsters India’s energy security.
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- Speaker
- Alexey Pavlovsky
- Role
- Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Second Asian Department
- Location
- Kazan
- Forum
- 2nd Russian-Indian Business Forum, “TIME: Tatarstan Initiative Mutual Efficiency
- Energy mix
- Russian fuel constitutes more than half of India’s energy mix
What people are saying
At this point, Russian fuel constitutes more than a half of India’s energy mix
We believe that this cooperation bolsters our partner’s energy security