PHL Fuel Stockpiling Plan Draws Interest from Middle Eastern Nations
The Philippines' plan to build a strategic fuel reserve has attracted interest from Middle Eastern countries, with potential partners expressing willingness to supply products or invest in infrastructure, according to the Department of Energy.
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