Iranian oil option returns for Pakistan
Pakistan is exploring the possibility of importing Iranian crude oil following a temporary easing of US sanctions. Industry experts note that while technically feasible, the move faces commercial hurdles due to refinery limitations and market demand for furnace oil.
Why it matters
This development reflects the shifting geopolitical landscape of energy trade and the economic necessity for Pakistan to secure affordable fuel sources.
comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source KARACHI: Pakistan could once again tap Iranian crude oil supplies following a temporary easing of US sanctions on Tehran, reopening the possibility of sourcing discounted crude and refining it locally to produce higher-value petroleum products.
The article presents multiple perspectives from industry experts regarding the economic viability and technical challenges of the proposal.
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