Middle East economic corridor shifts Lebanon's position

The article addresses the topic of the wars over economic corridors and their impact on reshaping the power map in the Middle East, focusing on the geopolitical struggles between major and regional powers over control of trade routes and energy sources. It explains that projects such as China's Belt and Road Initiative and the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) have become tools in the struggle for influence, as Western and regional powers seek to isolate Iran and pursue their strategic interests. The article emphasizes that control over maritime and land corridors directly affects global energy supply security, and that corridor projects face security, financial, and diplomatic challenges. Regarding Lebanon’s situation, it notes that currently the country is outside the influence map due to its internal crises, but it could benefit from projects like the IMEC corridor if stability is restored—especially through linking regional infrastructure and regaining political and economic stability. It also stresses the importance of aligning policies with regional and international developments to achieve genuine benefits.

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