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Hungary, Country is seeking new, 15-year natural gas supply agreement with Gazprom

Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto said that Hungary is seeking new, 15-year natural gas supply agreement with Gazprom, adding that the talks with the Russian company are in the final stage.

Minister Stijjarto expressed hope that the country will sign a favorable 15-year gas supply agreement this autumn. He added that the price and flexibility of the new agreement with Gazprom would be discussed next week in Russia.

The long-term (26 years) gas supply agreement between Russia and Hungary expires this October.

 

 

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