From the source:
"Armenia would like to take part in the construction and negotiations over the matter are under way now. However, they produced no results so far", he [Oskanyan] said. The minister said Armenia should make all possible efforts not to be left on sidelines, since participation in the project will enable the country to diversify its energy system.Look at the above map and note why Armenia would very much like to take part in this project!
The project is estimated to cost $2.5bln to 3bln. The two-thousand-kilometer gas pipeline will start from Turkmenistan and cross Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
Source: Arka
