The Iran-Pakistan natural gas pipeline was conceived in 1950 ... In August 2023, Pakistan announced it was suspending the project under threat of U.S. sanctions. Iran rejected Pakistan’s ...

Pakistan has reaffirmed commitment to Iran Pakistan gas pipeline project. Responding to the queries of the media persons regarding yesterday's US congressional hearing, at her weekly news briefing in ...

Special Assistant to Prime Minister for Industries and Production, Tasneem Ahmed Qureshi has said the completion of Pak-Iran gas pipeline project is the only solution of the energy crisis. He said it ...

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If Pakistan does not keep its part of the pipeline agreement with Iran, it will have to shell out a potential $18 billion to Tehran. Some Pakistanis are worried about Gwadar’s considerable ...

An Iranian-Pakistani consortium will start work next week on a much delayed $7.5 billion gas pipeline from Pakistan to Iran that has aroused ... press ahead with the project.

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Pakistan has not yet been able to operationalise its part of a gas pipeline project with Iran. Given the growing animosity between the US and Iran, Pakistan is unlikely to avert American sanctions ...

The two sides discussed a multi-billion gas pipeline project ... havoc on local economies on both sides of the border. Iran and Pakistan agreed to boost their trade ties, in an agreement that ...

And we are currently discussing the project both from the point of view of transporting regasified gas and pipeline gas - from Iran or coming through TAPI [Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India]." ...

Extra sanctions target 52 Russian individuals and legal entities related to the military-industrial complex of Russia and "companies connected to energy exports," Foreign Minister Winston Peters ...