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Monday, July 26, 2010     GET REAL

Turkey: No government role in pipeline deal
with Iran

NICOSIA — Iran has reported signing a $1.3 billion deal to construct a natural gas pipeline to Turkey.

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The Iranian Oil Ministry said the project called for the construction of a 660-kilometer pipeline from Iran to Turkey.

The ministry said the facility was designed to transport up to 60 million meters of gas per day, Middle East Newsline reported.

"It will be constructed within three years," National Iranian Gas Export Co. director Javad Oji said on July 24.

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Turkey has confirmed the project, with Som Petrol reportedly a partner with Iran.

Turkey's NIGC was also said to have been a partner, while the Ankara government denied any involvement.

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