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April 8, 2024

News Desk

Iran-Pakistan pipeline: a much-needed lifeline

KARACHI: It is no exaggeration to call the energy crisis in Pakistan the mother of all crises. I have reiterated the worsening impact of the crisis on all factions of society in previous articles, as ignoring this elephant in the room is no longer something we as a nation can afford. At the heart of this crisis is the rapid depletion of the country’s energy resources, coupled with an apparent lack of further exploration and development. Pakistan’s heavy reliance on finite energy resources, mainly natural gas and oil, has created a precarious imbalance between supply and demand. It is indeed

The US says it does not support the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project

The United States said on Tuesday it does not support the continuation of a Pakistan-Iran natural gas pipeline project and warned of the risk of sanctions in dealings with Tehran. Why is it important? The Pakistan-Iran natural gas pipeline, known as the Peace Pipeline, opens a new tab, is a long-term project between Tehran and Islamabad and has faced delays and funding challenges for several years. The pipeline will transport natural gas from Iran to neighboring Pakistan. Iran and Pakistan had signed a five-year trade plan in August 2023 and set a bilateral trade target of $5 billion. Oil Minister

February 23, 2024

News Desk

Cabinet Service Committee Approves Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Work

Cabinet Committee on Energy OKs work on 80km pipeline section within Pakistan Welders work on a pipeline to transport natural gas from Iran to Pakistan in Chabahar on March 11, 2013. — AFP The ministerial committee approved the work on the 80 km section of the pipeline. At present, the pipeline will be laid from the border with Pakistan to Gwadar. The ministry says it will ensure Pakistan’s energy security. ISLAMABAD: The interim Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCoE) on Friday approved the projects for the first phase of the Iran-Pakistan (IP) natural gas pipeline, raising hopes of boosting the nation’s

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