
The Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation held a meeting on the situation on the market of fuels and lubricants
Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak on Tuesday, September 8, instructed the relevant ministries to continue creating and improving the fuel market monitoring system during a meeting with departments.
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The meeting was devoted to the current situation in the market of fuels and lubricants with the participation of representatives of departments.
Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak instructed the relevant ministries to continue creating and improving a system for monitoring the situation in the fuel market. RIA Novosti reports this.
The Deputy Prime Minister announced this instruction on Tuesday, September 8, during a meeting on the situation on the fuel and lubricants market. It was attended by representatives of the Federation Council, FAS, the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Transport, and others.
It is necessary to intensify work in a number of areas, Novak noted, addressing the ministers. Among them, he named the further development and modernization of the system for monitoring the situation on the fuel market.
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