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Morocco says likely to import Russian fuel

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Morocco’s consumption of oil products in 2021 reached 11.2 million tons, according to official data

RABAT, Morocco

Morocco has raised the possibility of importing fuel from Russia amid Western sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

“Morocco is likely to import Russian fuel as it’s importing Russian coal. Nothing prevents Rabat from doing this,” Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch said during a parliamentary session on Monday.

“Nothing prevents [our] imports of grain from Russia or Ukraine too,” he added.

The Moroccan premier, however, cited that a number of international banks refuse to finance imports from Russia.

Last month, three opposition parties announced plans to form a parliamentary committee into Russian fuel imports citing lack of transparency.

In March, Moroccan Economy Minister Nadia Fettah Alaoui denied reports about banning Russian oil imports.

Morocco’s consumption of petroleum products in 2021 reached 11.2 million tons, according to official data.

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