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Construction work on the Pakistani part of the pipeline was inaugurated in March 2013 and was planned to be completed within 22 months. But the work could not get underway after six years.
Nevertheless, according to pro-government Daily Pakistan, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has sent letters to the leaders of EU and the United States asking for their final views about the pipeline and Pakistan's plans to buy natural gas from Iran.
According to ARY News on Sunday, Pakistan replied to Iran’s legal notice over the delay in the completion of the pipeline, telling Tehran that there were obstacles in execution of the project, as Tehran is under U.S. sanctions.
However, Imran Khan has reportedly directed Pakistani authorities to tackle the gas line project issue with Iran "in a conciliatory manner."
Pakistan has informed Iran of its inability to abide by the agreement to build a gas pipeline planned to carry Iran’s natural gas to Pakistan and India, due to U.S. sanctions.
en.radiofarda.com