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    Thursday, March 18, 2010    

    'Historic' pipeline deal would power Pakistan with gas from Iran

    LONDON — Iran and Pakistan have signed an agreement for the construction of a natural gas pipeline.   

    Officials said the agreement to begin the $7.6 billion project stipulated the pumping of 750 million cubic feet of gas per day by 2015.

    They said the pipeline would move through Pakistan and reach India.

    "It's a milestone toward meeting energy needs of the country," Pakistani Energy Minister Naveed Qamar said.


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    The project, deemed by Qamar as an "historic achievement," was delayed for about 15 years.

    Officials said the gas would be pumped from Iran's South Fars field.  



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