fact. KazMunayGas and Exolum Aviation will jointly develop the aviation fuel infrastructure in Kazakhstan. remark. A tripartite agreement on the main terms of strategic cooperation between KMG, KazMunayGas-Aero and Exolum Aviation was signed in Astana. The document provides for attracting international investments, advanced technologies and industrial skills for the development of aviation fuel infrastructure at local airports. For Axolom, entering the Kazakh market will be the first step in expanding its presence in the Eurasian region. The parties are considering the establishment of refueling complexes at Kazakh airports and special jet fuel storage bases, as well as the modernization of existing facilities. The new and updated infrastructure will focus on working with international standard Jet A-1 fuel. In turn, KMG will provide expertise in the Kazakh market, interaction with participants in the aviation industry and development of promising projects. In the coming period, the parties will carry out a comprehensive economic analysis, based on the results of which specific projects, the scope of investments, the distribution of obligations and the stages of continued cooperation will be determined. We wrote that for a qualitative breakthrough in the development of transit potential, Kazakhstan needs an international partner with experience in large aviation hubs. This is what we hope will be Exolum, an international infrastructure group based in Madrid, specializing in the transport and storage of petroleum products and other liquid cargoes. The group operates in 10 countries in Europe and America, manages pipelines with a total length of about 6 thousand km and 68 terminals with a total capacity of more than 11 million cubic meters. from. Exolum Aviation serves the fuel infrastructure of 50 airports in Europe and Latin America.

fact. KazMunayGas and Exolum Aviation will jointly develop the aviation fuel infrastructure in Kazakhstan. remark. A tripartite agreement on the main terms of strategic cooperation between KMG, KazMunayGas-Aero and Exolum Aviation was signed in Astana. The document provides for attracting international investments, advanced technologies and industrial skills for the development of aviation fuel infrastructure at local airports. For Axolom, entering the Kazakh market will be the first step in expanding its presence in the Eurasian region. The parties are considering the establishment of refueling complexes at Kazakh airports and special jet fuel storage bases, as well as the modernization of existing facilities. The new and updated infrastructure will focus on working with international standard Jet A-1 fuel. In turn, KMG will provide expertise in the Kazakh market, interaction with participants in the aviation industry and development of promising projects. In the coming period, the parties will carry out a comprehensive economic analysis, based on the results of which specific projects, the scope of investments, the distribution of obligations and the stages of continued cooperation will be determined. We wrote that for a qualitative breakthrough in the development of transit potential, Kazakhstan needs an international partner with experience in large aviation hubs. This is what we hope will be Exolum, an international infrastructure group based in Madrid, specializing in the transport and storage of petroleum products and other liquid cargoes. The group operates in 10 countries in Europe and America, manages pipelines with a total length of about 6 thousand km and 68 terminals with a total capacity of more than 11 million cubic meters. from. Exolum Aviation serves the fuel infrastructure of 50 airports in Europe and Latin America.