Taliban: There is no obstacle to implement TAPI project in Afghanistan

– International news – Tasnim News Agency, Shahabuddin Delawar, Minister of Mines and Oil of Afghanistan, in a meeting with Mohammad Murad Amanov, executive director of TAPI project. Ambassador of Turkmenistan in Kabul, Khwaja Awad F, considered the consolidation and development of political-economic and security relations with the countries of the region and the world as one of Afghanistan’s priorities and emphasized that there is no obstacle to the implementation of the TAPI project.

According to the announcement The press office of the Ministry of Mines and Oil of Afghanistan, the progress of the TAPI project and the formation of a working group for the purpose of comprehensive coordination in this project have been among the most important topics of the meeting in Kabul. to Tapi, one of the largest gas transmission projects in the region. Through this project, 33 billion cubic meters of gas will be transferred from Turkmenistan to three other countries every year.

This project in Afghanistan passes through the provinces of Kandahar, Farah, Helmand and Herat, many of which were insecure in the past.

In Afghanistan, the TAPI gas pipeline is stretched along the Herat-Kandahar highway and then passes through Quetta and Multan in Pakistan and finally reaches the city of Fazilka in India.

It is worth mentioning that the gas transmission project Tapi starts from Turkmenistan and reaches India after passing through Afghanistan and Pakistan. With the implementation of this project, in addition to providing jobs for thousands of people, Afghanistan will earn more than 400 million dollars annually from the transit site.

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