ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan is poised to import oil from Russia, with the first order expected to be unloaded in May, in a move that promises to save the cash-strapped country money but also raises several questions and challenges.
Delicate diplomacy, refining capacity and forex payments pose challenges
An oil tanker and bulk carrier are seen near the Russian port of Nakhodka in December. © Reuters
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan is poised to import oil from Russia, with the first order expected to be unloaded in May, in a move that promises to save the cash-strapped country money but also raises several questions and challenges.