Lebanon Revival of Darvish Water Project

The article discusses the possibility of restarting the Kirkuk–Tripoli pipeline, which connects oil fields in Iraq to the city of Tripoli in Lebanon, as part of strategies to diversify oil export routes in the region. It notes that the Iraq–Syria agreement to enhance cooperation in oil transit through the rehabilitation of the modernta–Baniyas pipeline renews interest in land transport projects and is seen as an opportunity for Lebanon to restore its economic and strategic role in the energy sector. Experts believe that reactivating this pipeline could provide Lebanon with direct economic benefits through transit fees, stimulate the oil sector in Tripoli, create more jobs, and strengthen the port’s position as a regional logistics hub. The article emphasizes the importance of Lebanon taking proactive steps to reintroduce the project, noting that its success depends on political consensus and significant investments, especially as the global trend shifts towards diversifying oil export pathways to ensure security and stability in the regional energy sector.

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