Lithuania, Belarus eye oil supply via Lithuanian ports

Belarus and Lithuania are considering the possibilities of supplying oil and liquefied gas through Lithuanian ports, Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Viktor Buria said after a meeting with Lithuanian Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius, the Baltic Course reports citing LETA/ELTA
According to the Belarusian deputy prime minister, the meeting was focused on the revised details of the joint Belarusian-Lithuanian projects that had been agreed upon during Mr. Kubilius' June visit to Minsk.
 
"We spoke about the possibilities of supplying oil and liquefied gas via Lithuanian ports. Lithuanian officials introduced us to the communique on specific projects intended to diversify the supply of energy resources," Mr. Buria was quoted as saying.
 
Moreover, the officials also discussed projects on improving transport service between the two countries and boosting trains traffic between Minsk and Vilnius.