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Petrol prices in Qatar will go up next month while there will not be any change in the diesel price in July, shows an announcement by the Ministry of Energy & Industry.
According to the Ministry of Energy & Industry the 91-octane Premium gasoline will cost QR1.3/litre and Super QR1.4 in July.
The price fixed for this month is QR1.2/litre (Premium) and QR1.3/l (Super), which will be in effect until June 30.
Diesel, however, will remain unchanged at QR1.4/l in July.
Fuel prices in Qatar were allowed to fluctuate in response to changes in the global market from May 1, the Ministry of Energy and Industry said.
Every month, a special committee comprising representatives from various government bodies, would review fuel prices (gasoline and diesel) and make recommendations on proposed prices for the local market accordingly.
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