04.09.2025, 15:01

Kazakhstan extends ban on fuel exports through mid-2026

ASTANA. Sept 4 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – The Kazakh government announced Thursday it will extend a ban on the export of key petroleum products for another six months, starting in January 2026, to ensure a stable supply on the domestic market.

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