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Strait of Hormuz disruption puts India’s energy security in focus: What former diplomat said
The brief
- Former US Ambassador Navtej Sarna said Hormuz disruptions threaten India’s energy security
- India depends on imported crude oil, LNG and LPG
- Disrupted imports could raise costs for Indian oil, gas and fuel-sensitive companies
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India-UAE investment, trade and energy ties
The UAE signalled an additional $25 billion investment in India, which would take its total investment toward $100 billion; bilateral trade has exceeded $100 billion since CEPA. India and the UAE are targeting $200 billion in trade by 2032, while India is exploring greater UAE LPG and LNG supplies.
Thursday, 1 October
- Strait of Hormuz disruption puts India’s energy security in focus: What former diplomat said