US Edition14 kms of TAPI pipeline laid inside Afghanistan, says project manager
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Local Taliban officials in Herat say 14 kilometers of the TAPI project have been piped. According to the state news agency Bakhtar, Baganj Abdullahev, the head of the TAPI project in Afghanistan, met with Taliban governor of Herat Noor Ahmad Islamjar and reported on the progress of the project. The head of the TAPI project said that 14 kilometers of pipeline work has been completed and another 24 kilometers have been paved. TAPI is a Turkmen gas…
TAPI pipeline sees limited progress in Afghanistan, officials say
HERAT, Afghanistan — A senior official with the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) natural gas pipeline project said that a small segment of the pipeline has been completed on Afghanistan’s soil, as construction efforts continue under the Taliban’s administration. Myrat Archayev Abdullayev, the TAPI project director in Afghanistan, told local officials during a meeting in Herat that 14 kilometers of pipeline have been laid and an add…
14 kms of TAPI pipeline laid inside Afghanistan, says project manager
Baganch Abdullayev, the General Director of the TAPI project in Afghanistan, on Thursday met with Noor Ahmad Islamjar, the governor of Herat, for a report back on progress made in accelerating the pipeline-laying process of the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India project in the province. The Herat governor’s press office said in a statement that Abdullayev shared a brief report on the progress of the TAPI project with Islamjar. According to …
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