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Serbia: Gazprom will participate in the development of Serbia’s gas transport system

Russian energy giant Gazprom and Serbia have agreed to long-term co-operation to expand the Serbian gas transport system, including the pipeline to the borders with Bulgaria and Hungary. This was reported by Serbian Minister of Mines and Energy Aleksandar Antic after the meeting with the Gazprom leaders Alexey Miller and Alexander Dubov.

Both sides have also agreed to build additional underground gas storage facilities.

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