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Over a decade. oil-for-loan agreements helped China secure energy supplies for its fast-growing economy.

China remains Dubai’s top trading partner in 2017 with $48 billion in non-oil bilateral trade.

Chinese state majors increased production because of the rising oil prices.

This agreement concerns large oil and gas projects in eastern and western Siberia.

Baltic LNG plant is reportedly expected to fulfill the demands of the European and Latin American markets.

Iran’s key customers in Asia—no.1 China and no.2 India—are not expected to cut off their imports of Iranian oil.

Russian President Vladimir Putin met his Chinese counterpart. Xi Jinping. on Tuesday in Vladivostok.

Libyan crude has been seen as an additional alternative to Iranian supplies.

China’s LNG imports may surge 70 percent to 65 million tonnes by 2020.

The two railways are part of a larger rail network which is to connect China to the Europe via Iran.