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Start of Russia’s gas transportation to Uzbekistan - of strategic importance, President Mirziyoyev says

Uzbekistan Materials 7 October 2023 18:36 (UTC +04:00)
Start of Russia’s gas transportation to Uzbekistan - of strategic importance, President Mirziyoyev says
Kamol Ismailov
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TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, October 7. The launch of gas transport corridor importing Russian gas to Uzbekistan is of strategic importance, said President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the ceremony of launching the export of Russian gas to Uzbekistan via the Central Asia - Center gas pipeline passing through the Kazakh territory, Trend reports.

“Firstly, this is an important factor in the energy security of our country and the entire region. Secondly, the supply will provide for additional volumes of gas for the uninterrupted supply of carbon to economic sectors and the population,” said president of Uzbekistan.

According to Mirziyoyev, the implementation of this project is a vivid example of successful mutually beneficial cooperation between Russia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in the energy sector.

"This is a demonstration of cohesion and the ability to effectively respond to the challenges of the global economy, especially in ensuring energy security," Mirziyoyev emphasized.

Today Russia launched gas exports to Uzbekistan via the Central Asia – Center gas pipeline, passing through the territory of Kazakhstan.

The export launch ceremony was attended by the President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin and the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev.

In June 2023, Chairman of the Board of Gazprom Alexey Miller and Minister of Energy of Uzbekistan Zhurabek Mirzamakhmudov signed a contract for the supply of Russian gas to Uzbekistan and a roadmap for preparing the republic’s gas transportation system for its acceptance and transportation.

Gazprom also signed an agreement with Kazakhstan’s QazaqGaz to provide services for the transportation of Russian natural gas through Kazakhstan for consumers in Uzbekistan.

The two-year agreement assumes a supply volume of 9 million cubic meters per day, almost 2.8 billion cubic meters per year.

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