03.06.2025, 18:35

Kazakhstan boosts oil exports to Germany 1.4-fold to 230,000 tonnes in May

ASTANA. June 3 (Interfax) - A total of 230,000 tonnes of Kazakh oil were transported to Germany via the Druzhba pipeline system in May 2025, up 1.4-fold compared to April, Kazakhstan's oil pipeline operator KazTransOil said.

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Kazakhstan boosts oil exports to Germany 1.4-fold to 230,000 tonnes in May

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