Russia-Turkey cooperation in gas sector remains stable — Energy Ministry

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According to Alexey Kulapin, the current situation "opens a window of opportunity for Russia and Russian gas supplies"

ANTALYA /Turkey/, November 12. /TASS/. Cooperation between Russia and Turkey in the gas sector remains stable despite the challenging situation on global energy markets, Director General of the Russian Energy Agency under the Russian Energy Ministry Alexey Kulapin told TASS on the sidelines of the 31st UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya.

"The key areas of cooperation between Russia and Turkey are the gas sector and the nuclear industry. The situation on global gas markets today is extremely challenging and highly volatile due to a number of economic and political factors, as well as the crisis in the Middle East," he said.

According to Kulapin, the current situation "opens a window of opportunity for Russia and Russian gas supplies." "Cooperation between Russia and Turkey in this area is fairly stable and, I hope, long-term," he noted.

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