Jordan establishes new gas route to Lebanon via Syria
The Jordanian government has approved an agreement to supply Lebanon with natural gas via infrastructure in Jordan and Syria, aiming to support Lebanese electricity production and strengthen Jordan's position as a regional energy exchange hub. The gas will be imported through the Aqaba port, converted into a gaseous state, and then transported via pipelines extending from the south to the north of Jordan and through Syria to Lebanon, with no specific quantities or start dates for supplies determined. The decision seeks to enhance Jordan's regional role in the energy sector and to utilize the ports of Aqaba and related infrastructure to boost regional connectivity, while Jordan continues to supply Syria with gas since the beginning of the year.
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