Turkmenistan supplied about 127 million liters of motor gasoline to Uzbekistan in nine months
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In January-September 2021, Turkmenistan exported 126.8 million liters of gasoline to Uzbekistan, the press service of the State Statistics Committee of this republic reports. In general, for the first nine months of this year, Uzbekistan imported 289 million liters of gasoline for 104 million US dollars.
As noted, at present, Turkmenistan is the second largest supplier of automotive fuel to Uzbekistan. Of the total volume of gasoline purchased during this period, Turkmen fuel accounted for about 43.9%.
The largest supplier of gasoline to Uzbekistan is Russia with an export volume of 140.5 million liters of fuel, or 48.6% of the total supply.
Among other exporters of gasoline to Uzbekistan during this period were Kazakhstan (16 million liters) and Iraq (3.6 million liters).
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