Russian President Putin holds talks with Pakistan PM Sharif and says pipeline gas supplies to Pakistan is possible and part of infrastructure is already in place
PM Sharif holds talks with Russian leader Putin in Uzbekistan, with Islamabad reaffirming its commitment to work closely with Moscow in"all areas of mutual benefit".
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that pipeline gas supplies to Pakistan were possible and part of the infrastructure was already in place, Russian state-owned news agency RIA reported. "The prime minister reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment to work closely with Russia to further expand and strengthen cooperation between the two countries across all areas of mutual benefit including food security, trade & investment, energy, defence and security," a statement from Sharif's office said.
The long-delayed gas pipeline vital to the South Asian country's economy — the Pakistan Stream gas project, also known as the North-South gas pipeline — is to be built in collaboration with Russian companies.
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