UAE Provided Nearly 28% Of Japan’s Crude Oil Needs In April
Japan imported 26.944 million barrels of crude oil from the United Arab Emirates in April 2018, data released by the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy in Tokyo showed. The agency, part of the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, said that crude oil from the UAE accounted for 27.9% of Japan’s total crude imports of 96.607 million barrels. Saudi Arabia provided 38.933 million barrels, or 40.3% of the total. Meanwhile, oil from Kuwait came to 9.1%.
Arab oil accounted for 88.4% of Japan’s petroleum needs during the month, or 85.415 million barrels, and also included 2.1% of total crude imports from Iraq, 1.6% from Bahrain, and 1.5% from Oman.
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