08.07.2026, 12:42

Kazakhstan seeks way forward for oil project stalled by Lukoil sanctions

ASTANA. July 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan is working to revive the Kalamkas-Sea and Khazar oil project in the Caspian Sea after sanctions on Russian partner Lukoil forced its suspension, the Energy Ministry said Wednesday.

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Kazakhstan seeks way forward for oil project stalled by Lukoil sanctions

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