Belarus and Russia will return to the issue of compensation for the tax maneuver in the oil sector, Alyaksandr Lukashenka said at the meeting with Chairman of the State Customs Committee Yury Syanko on September 16.
The head of state noted that the Russian tax maneuver reduced the revenues from export duties for oil products, the press service of Lukashenka informed.
“I think we will have to return to this issue in the near future, while approving the program of joint actions,” said the head of state.
Meanwhile, Kazakh Ambassador to Minsk Askar Beisenbayev noted at a press conference on September 16 that during Lukashenka’s visit to Nur-Sultan in October the parties could sign an agreement on oil supplies from Kazakhstan to Belarus, BelTA informs.
