VAE lagern nach Besuch von Premierminister Modi bis zu 30 Millionen Barrel in indischen Ölreserven

Die VAE werden nach dem kürzlichen Besuch von Premierminister Narendra Modi in Abu Dhabi bis zu 30 Millionen Barrel Rohöl in Indiens strategischen Erdölreserven lagern.

Das Außenministerium bezeichnete die VAE als wichtigen Partner für die Energiesicherheit Indiens. Beamte bestätigten, dass beide Nationen vereinbart haben, neue Initiativen für eine umfassende Energiepartnerschaft zu starten. Diese Partnerschaft umfasst die Versorgung mit Rohöl, Flüssigerdgas und Flüssiggas.

Das Abkommen baut auf der bestehenden Zusammenarbeit zwischen der Indian Oil Corporation und ADNOC auf. Der Fokus liegt auf der Erweiterung der Lagerkapazitäten in Indiens Reserven, um die Versorgungssicherheit zu erhöhen.

Der Deal zielt darauf ab, die Beziehungen im Energiehandel und bei der Entwicklung der Infrastruktur zwischen den beiden Ländern zu stärken.

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