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Pakistan and Oman Deepen Energy Cooperation With New Fuel Cargoes and Broader Talks

The pledge signals a push to secure fuel supplies through diversified routes.

Overview

  • Pakistan’s petroleum minister and Oman’s ambassador met in Islamabad and reaffirmed plans to expand energy cooperation.
  • Pakistan received three petrol cargoes and one diesel shipment from Omani ports in March, with two more petrol cargoes expected this month for a total of six.
  • Oman said it would review Pakistan’s request for preferential cargoes to help meet rising domestic demand.
  • Pakistan State Oil and Oman Trading International are holding talks on further oil deliveries, and both sides are exploring upstream work in oil and gas.
  • Officials highlighted efforts to source supplies outside the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow sea lane whose disruptions can quickly squeeze Pakistan’s fuel stocks and raise prices for drivers and businesses.