Pakistan is moving ahead to build a pipeline that will transport natural gas from Iran, a move it says is needed to meet the country’s energy needs but is sure to raise eyebrows among the South Asian country’s western allies. A picture from Gwadar, the port city in Pakistan. The Pak cabinet committee on energy has approved starting construction of the pipeline from the Iranian border to Gwadar.(Bloomberg) The Cabinet Committee on Energy approved starting construction of an 80 kilometer (40 mile) segment of the 800 kilometer pipeline from the Iranian border to Pakistan’s port city of Gwadar, using government funds. Hindustan Times – your fastest source for breaking news! Read now.
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