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Pakistan Uses Diplomacy To Secure LNG Supply from Hormuz
Pakistan Uses Diplomacy To Secure LNG Supply from Hormuz
Submitted by Charles Kennedy of OilPrice.com
Pakistan has negotiated the passage of vessels laden with Qatari LNG out of the Strait of Hormuz in a diplomatic feat that no other energy buyer has managed so far in the Iran war.
Pakistan, which was the mediator of the U.S.-Iran talks and is passing messages from one to the other, appears to have used well its close ties with both Qatar and Iran to negotiate the successful imports of two tankers with Qatari LNG.
Pakistan has...
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