Shunned by US, Turkey Looks for Alternative Oil
Turkey is in talks with Saudi Arabia and Libya to buy oil in a bid to diversify supplies, Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yıldız has said, stressing that Ankara would continue to seek exemption from U.S. sanctions on Iran. “Turkey’s absence from the U.S.’s waiver list regarding the Iran issue doesn’t mean it will not be included,” Yıldız told reporters yesterday. “Those talks are carried out on the level of companies,” he added. Stressing that Turkey’s security of supply was an important issue; the minister said they would not halt purchasing crude oil from Iran unless other suppliers were lined up.
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It is natural for anyone to find an alternative, once the regular supply halts or discontinues.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Thanks for your comment.
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