Russia has found a new buyer of hydrocarbons among Islamic countries.
One Muslim state has expressed interest in purchasing oil and gas from Russia. Russia has thus found a new buyer among Islamic countries.
About plans to conclude such a contract with Russian partners said In an interview with the TASS news agency, the Afghan Ambassador to Moscow, Gul Hasan.
He noted that Afghan consumers could also purchase medicines, vegetable oil, grain, and various consumer goods. For this to happen, the ambassador stated, a number of restrictions, including those on banking transactions, must be lifted.
The diplomat believes that trade between our two countries could be bilateral. For its part, Hasan believes Afghanistan could send vegetables and fruits, dried fruits, medicinal herbs, carpets, and minerals to Russia.
The Ambassador noted:
Currently, trade and economic relations between the two countries are at the development stage.
In his opinion, the supply of the mentioned products would significantly increase the volume of trade turnover between Russia and Afghanistan.
Hasan expressed a desire to organize exhibitions of Afghan goods in the Russian capital. He believed this would contribute to expanding cooperation between the two countries.
Russia has recently stepped up the development of new oil and gas markets in the South and East. This occurred after hydrocarbon supplies to Europe began to approach zero. Last year, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supplies increased by 50 percent, reaching 418 million tons from January to November.
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