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After talks with Serbian Energy Minister Dubravka Dedovic, Szijjártó said that they had agreed to further accelerate preparatory work on the construction of an oil pipeline between the two countries, the ministry said in a statement.
“The new transport route will greatly improve the security of oil supplies to our countries,” he added.
He also said that as soon as state oil company MOL finalises the agreement to purchase the Serbian oil company, the oil markets of the three landlocked countries Slovakia, Hungary, and Serbia will operate in a coordinated manner.
“This will make us even more resistant to Ukrainian-style political blackmail. We will, of course, provide MOL with all possible support in this regard,” Szijjarto added.
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