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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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Turkmenistan Starts Work On Gas Link To Afghanistan, Pakistan, India
Turkmenistan on Sunday started work on its part of a natural gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India (TAPI), a $10 billion project designed to reduce its dependence on gas sales to Russia and China.
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India, Turkmenistan Ink 7 Pacts, PM Modi for Early Operation of TAPI
Batting for early implementation of the USD 10 billion TAPI pipeline project, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today evinced India's interest in long-term investment in the energy sector in Turkmenistan as the two countries inked seven pacts and vowed to jointly combat terrorism in the region.
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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj Discusses TAPI Pipeline in Turkmenistan
India and Turkmenistan today agreed to fast-track the ambitious $10 billion TAPI gas pipeline project, as External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj held talks with the top leadership in in Ashgabat.
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Pipeline project: India, Afghanistan fail to agree on transit fee
India and Afghanistan failed to agree on transit fee for gas passing through Afghan territory under the $7.6-billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan- India (TAPI) pipeline project, officials said
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US threatens Pakistan with sanctions over Iran gas pipeline deal
The US has asked Pakistan to abandon the multi-billion dollar gas pipeline deal with Iran and instead pursue the TAPI project, warning that Islamabad may face American sanctions if it continues with the I-P 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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Turkmenistan Starts Work On Gas Link To Afghanistan, Pakistan, India
Turkmenistan on Sunday started work on its part of a natural gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India (TAPI), a $10 billion project designed to reduce its dependence on gas sales to Russia and China.
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India, Turkmenistan Ink 7 Pacts, PM Modi for Early Operation of TAPI
Batting for early implementation of the USD 10 billion TAPI pipeline project, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today evinced India's interest in long-term investment in the energy sector in Turkmenistan as the two countries inked seven pacts and vowed to jointly combat terrorism in the region.
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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj Discusses TAPI Pipeline in Turkmenistan
India and Turkmenistan today agreed to fast-track the ambitious $10 billion TAPI gas pipeline project, as External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj held talks with the top leadership in in Ashgabat.
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Pipeline project: India, Afghanistan fail to agree on transit fee
India and Afghanistan failed to agree on transit fee for gas passing through Afghan territory under the $7.6-billion Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan- India (TAPI) pipeline project, officials said
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US threatens Pakistan with sanctions over Iran gas pipeline deal
The US has asked Pakistan to abandon the multi-billion dollar gas pipeline deal with Iran and instead pursue the TAPI project, warning that Islamabad may face American sanctions if it continues with the I-P pipeline.
