Industry / Iran

Gas Pipeline Deal To Expand Export Capacity, Turkey Co-operation

July 2010 | Industry News

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Iran has signed a deal to construct a 660km gas pipeline through Turkey to Europe, according to a report on the oil ministry's Shana news website.

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