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Kyrgyzstan officials discuss securing fuel and lubricant supplies

From 24.kg · () Russian

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  • Kyrgyzstan officials, ABank representatives and petroleum suppliers reviewed the country’s fuel market and supply measures.
  • Deputy Prime Minister Daniyar Amangeldiev said there were currently no forecasts of higher fuel prices, although prices would depend on market conditions.
  • Authorities issued instructions after the meeting, but did not disclose their details.

Kyrgyzstan held a regular meeting on how to keep fuel and lubricants flowing to the population and the economy, as officials reviewed the current state of the petroleum products market.

The meeting took place at Intymak Ordo under the chairmanship of Erlist Akunbekov, deputy chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers. Deputy heads of the Ministry of Energy and ABank joined representatives of companies that supply petroleum products.

The participants discussed measures intended to maintain stable fuel supplies. State agencies and organizations received follow-up instructions, although officials did not disclose what they contained.

Daniyar Amangeldiev, first deputy chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, told 24.kg that there were currently no forecasts for fuel prices to rise. “Overall, everything will depend on the market,” he said.

Overall, everything will depend on the market.

· Daniyar AmangeldievKyrgyzstan’s first deputy chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers commented on the outlook for fuel prices.
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