The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline was officially inaugurated on____________?
Correct answer: A. March 11, 2013
- A. March 11, 2013
- B. March 13, 2013
- C. March 15, 2013
- D. March 17, 2013
Explanation
The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project was officially inaugurated on 11 March 2013 by Pakistan and Iran. The date is associated with the groundbreaking ceremony held near the Iran-Pakistan border.
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