An LNG tanker, the Mraikh, is approaching the Strait of Hormuz after loading cargo in Qatar, signaling a potential increase in shipping activity following a US-Iran interim peace agreement. This development could ease Pakistan's gas shortage and restore global LNG supplies, which were restricted by the waterway's closure.
An LNG tanker, the Mraikh, is approaching the Strait of Hormuz after loading cargo in Qatar, signaling a potential increase in shipping activity following a US-Iran interim peace agreement. This development could ease Pakistan's gas shortage and restore global LNG supplies, which were restricted by the waterway's closure.
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An LNG tanker, the Mraikh, is approaching the Strait of Hormuz after loading cargo in Qatar, signaling a potential increase in shipping activity following a US-Iran interim peace agreement. This development could ease Pakistan's gas shortage and restore global LNG supplies, which were restricted by the waterway's closure.
