TEHRAN, Aug. 29 (Mehr News Agency) – Iran and India are to resume talks on Peace Pipeline after months of haggling and disagreement over the LNG price.

Iran deputy foreign minister, Mehdi Safari, headed for New Delhi on Tuesday to further deliberate on the issue with Indian authorities and extend the discussion to other spheres of economy.

This is the first trip by a high-ranking Iranian official in six months to India. An international consulting firm is to go as a broker between the two countries.