Poland and Norway MFAs discuss Baltic Pipe project

A proposed gas link to supply Poland from the North Sea was a major talking point during the meeting of Polish and Norwegian ministers of foreign affairs on Friday. Polish side is pushing for the project to be greenlit and hopes to have it built within the next five-six years, Polish minister Witold Waszczykowski said. His Norwegian counterpart, Borge Brende was more cool headed, saying that the project, while interesting, should be only build if it's economically feasible. The Baltic Pipe, which is set to stretch 230 kilometers, would transport gas to Poland from Norway via Denmark.