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Turkmenistan Seeks Saudi, Japanese Funding For TAPI Pipeline
Turkmenistan is in talks with the Islamic Development Bank, the Saudi Fund for Development and Japan's government on financing the construction of a gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, a project official said on Saturday.
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GAIL to Take 5% Stake in Consortium Building TAPI pipeline
State-owned GAIL India Ltd will take a 5 per cent stake in the international consortium building the $8.7-billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline.
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US Welcomes Ground-Breaking Of TAPI Pipeline
The US today congratulated India, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan on the recent ground-breaking for the construction of USD 7.6 billion TAPI pipeline crisscrossing the four countries across South and Central Asia.
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Hamid Ansari, Other Leaders Break Ground For TAPI Pipeline
Vice President Hamid Ansari, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and leaders from Turkmenistan and Afghanistan today broke the ground for the ambitious $7.6 billion TAPI pipeline project which will provide energy-hungry India gas to run its power plants.
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Cabinet approves SPV to build $9-billion TAPI gas pipeline
The Cabinet today approved the setting up of a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to build the $9 billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline, as multinational firms have been unwilling to build the project.
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No international firm ready to take up TAPI pipeline project despite pricing, supply assurance
It seems like there are no takers for building the $9 billion peace pipeline across Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. According to sources, international firms have put a condition that Turkmenistan should allow international firms have a stake in exploration projects in the country.
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Turkmenistan Seeks Saudi, Japanese Funding For TAPI Pipeline
Turkmenistan is in talks with the Islamic Development Bank, the Saudi Fund for Development and Japan's government on financing the construction of a gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, a project official said on Saturday.
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GAIL to Take 5% Stake in Consortium Building TAPI pipeline
State-owned GAIL India Ltd will take a 5 per cent stake in the international consortium building the $8.7-billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline.
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US Welcomes Ground-Breaking Of TAPI Pipeline
The US today congratulated India, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan on the recent ground-breaking for the construction of USD 7.6 billion TAPI pipeline crisscrossing the four countries across South and Central Asia.
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Hamid Ansari, Other Leaders Break Ground For TAPI Pipeline
Vice President Hamid Ansari, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and leaders from Turkmenistan and Afghanistan today broke the ground for the ambitious $7.6 billion TAPI pipeline project which will provide energy-hungry India gas to run its power plants.
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Cabinet approves SPV to build $9-billion TAPI gas pipeline
The Cabinet today approved the setting up of a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to build the $9 billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline, as multinational firms have been unwilling to build the project.
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No international firm ready to take up TAPI pipeline project despite pricing, supply assurance
It seems like there are no takers for building the $9 billion peace pipeline across Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. According to sources, international firms have put a condition that Turkmenistan should allow international firms have a stake in exploration projects in the country.
