07.07.2026, 14:28

Kazakhstan plans to extend fuel export ban until May 2027

ALMATY. July 7 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry plans to extend a ban on exports of certain oil products until May 22, 2027, according to a draft order published in the country's legal database.

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