The
accord
was
concluded
as
expected
on
the
margins
of
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
meeting
in
New
York.
TAP
managing
director
Kjetil
Tungland
said
the
signing
represented
“a
very
clear
demonstration
of
political
support
for
TAP”
that
was
“another
great
step
forward
for
the
project”.
Tungland
said
that
securing
regulatory
approvals
would
be
the
next
stage
for
the
project.
Last
month,
TAP
and
the
BP-led
mega-project
Shah
Deniz
2
in
Azerbaijan
signed
an
agreement
on
funding
work
on
its
export
pipeline
proposal
and
arranging
for
an
equity
option
of
up
to
50%
in
the
line.
The
pipeline
is
intended…
