Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović met today with oil company Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) CEO Kirill Tyurdenev to discuss the current situation, the company’s operations and measures to ensure the stability of crude oil and petroleum product supply.
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Importance of maintaining continuity in oil supply
Belgrade,
28 April 2025
Đedović Handanović noted that the postponement of the application of US sanctions against NIS until 27 June provides some relief, but that it remains necessary to continue with a cautious and well-considered approach when making all key business decisions.
Tyurdenev stated that the two-month period is extremely important for planning the secure procurement of crude oil, and that NIS has prepared various scenarios outlining steps to maintain continuity in supply and the stability of operations.
Photos: Nenad Kostić
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