Peace pipeline at the end station

According to Energy Press, President Ayatollah Seyed Ibrahim Raeesi arrived at Islamabad Airport, the capital of Pakistan, this morning, Monday, to meet and negotiate with the officials of Pakistan.

In an interview today, the Prime Minister of Pakistan announced “investment and development of cooperation in the energy sector” as part of Pakistan’s plans to develop cooperation with Iran, but he did not mention the details of cooperation in the energy sector.

Revival of Iran’s gas export contract to Pakistan, after years of suspension, can be one of the most important achievements of the two countries in this trip. This contract with the name of IP pipeline in the form of peace pipeline was concluded between Iran National Gas Export Company and Pakistan ISGS Company on June 5, 2009 for a period of 25 years and the start date of natural gas delivery to Pakistan is December 31, 2014 and the amount of natural gas exported 8 billion cubic meters per year was set.

However, due to the non-implementation of the pipeline in Pakistan, with the excuses of the then officials of this country in the face of the US sanctions, this contract was never implemented.

Ahmad Amirabadi Farahani, the head of the Iran-Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group, pointed out the importance of the President’s visit to Pakistan and stated: “Determining the assignment of the gas pipeline to Pakistan during this trip is important because Iran has fulfilled its obligations in this regard and the line The gas pipeline has been taken to the border of Pakistan.