Jordan approves gas supply to Lebanon

The Jordanian Cabinet has approved the necessary agreements to supply Lebanon with natural gas via Jordan's infrastructure and through Syria, in order to support electricity production in Lebanon and strengthen Jordan's position as a regional energy exchange center. The gas will be imported via a floating vessel at the Port of Aqaba, then converted to gaseous form and transported through pipelines from southern Jordan to the north, and from there, it will pass through Syria to reach Lebanon. This aims to support power plants and provide an additional energy source. The article has not yet specified the delivered quantities, the timeline for start-up, or the value of the agreement, but the overall goal is to improve Lebanon's energy situation and reinforce Jordan's regional role in the energy market.

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