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Pakistan to pay USD 18 billion in penalty if it doesn t go ahead with Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline project

Pakistan Public Accounts Committee on Wednesday expressed concern that the country will have to pay an amount of USD 18 billion in penalty if it does not go a

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Pakistan to pay USD 18 billion in penalty if it doesn t go ahead with Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline project

"The US should pay the penalty if it does not approve of Pakistan and Iran going ahead with the gas pipeline project. The USA will have to do away with double standards being lenient with India in meeting its energy needs while punishing Pakistan for the same."

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World News | Pakistan to Pay USD 18 Billion in Penalty if It Doesn t Go Ahead with Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Project

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chairman Noor Alam Khan said: "The US should pay the penalty if it does not approve of Pakistan and Iran going ahead with the gas pipeline project. The USA will have to do away with double standards being lenient with India in meeting its energy needs while punishing Pakistan for the same." World News | Pakistan to Pay USD 18 Billion in Penalty if It Doesn t Go Ahead with Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Project.

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Pakistan to pay USD 18 billion in penalty if it doesn t go ahead with Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline project

Pakistan Public Accounts Committee on Wednesday expressed concern that the country will have to pay an amount of USD 18 billion in penalty if it does not go a

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