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Hungarian Foreign Minister visited Moscow, updated the gas deal with Gazprom

Hungarian Foreign Minister visited Moscow, updated the gas deal with Gazprom

Hungary signed new agreements with Russia to ensure continuous gas supply, AP reports.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto visited Moscow on 11 April 2023. He said at a news briefing that Russian state energy company Gazprom had agreed to allow Hungary, if needed, to import quantities of natural gas beyond the amounts agreed to in a long-term contract. The gas which will be supplied to Hungary through the Turkstream pipeline, would be capped at 150 euros ($163) per 1000 cubic meters.

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