Industry / Iran

IP Pipeline Takes A Step Forward With Iran-Pakistan 'Sovereign Agreement'

June 2010 | Industry News

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Iran and Pakistan signed a 'sovereign agreement' on May 29 finalising a deal to construct the long-delayed US$7.6bn Iran-Pakistan (IP) pipeline.

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