OGDCL eyes collaboration with Russian oil giant

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is looking to collaborate with Russia’s leading oil company to identify viable projects and establish partnerships that ensure sustainable energy development and economic growth for both countries.

This was the outcome of a meeting between a Pakistani delegation, led by federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik, and representatives of Gazprom International, led by their General Director Sergey Tumanov.

The discussions focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in the energy sector, with a particular emphasis on joint ventures and business development opportunities between OGDCL and Gazprom International, a statement said.

Published in Dawn, June 21th, 2025

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