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The International Energy Agency reported that fuel import bills in Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Lebanon had risen by about 66% since the start of 2026, reaching $4.8 billion a month in June, amid oil and gas supply disruptions linked to the war in the Middle East. Higher import costs have put pressure on public budgets, households and businesses. In Egypt, most household electricity tariffs were raised by an average of 12% in July, while the fuel import bill nearly doubled in the first half of the year. The agency called for diversifying supply routes, expanding electricity interconnections, investing in renewable energy and directing subsidies to the most vulnerable households.
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