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The TAPI gas pipeline, now under construction in Afghanistan, aims to deliver Turkmen gas to India and Pakistan, potentially earning $500 million yearly in transit fees and boosting Afghanistan’s economy.
The TAPI gas pipeline, which began construction in September 2024 after decades of delays, is progressing in Afghanistan’s Herat province with 14 kilometers of pipeline installed and 100 kilometers of land cleared.
Spanning 1,814 kilometers, the project aims to transport natural gas from Turkmenistan to Pakistan and India, with Afghanistan as a transit route.
Afghan officials and experts project it could generate nearly $500 million annually in transit fees, boost the national budget, and provide cheaper, reliable energy to reduce dependence on costly imported electricity.
Locals and officials view the pipeline as a key economic lifeline, expecting it to create thousands of jobs and support long-term development in a war-affected country.
El gasoducto TAPI, actualmente en construcción en Afganistán, tiene como objetivo entregar gas turcomano a la India y Pakistán, ganando potencialmente 500 millones de dólares anuales en tarifas de tránsito e impulsando la economía de Afganistán.