Aoun in Ankara: Turkey's regional role and Iraq
The article discusses the significance of the Lebanese President's visit to Turkey amid the regional shifts occurring in the area. As maps of influence and alliances are rearranged, Turkey emerges as a key player contributing to the redefinition of balances across political, security, energy, and economic files. The article highlights Turkey’s efforts to achieve strategic cooperation with the Gulf countries, Egypt, and Iraq, investing in economic and energy projects, particularly the Iraqi oil transfer project and its connection to the Lebanese port of Tripoli. It also emphasizes Lebanon’s potential to benefit from these developments by leveraging the Port of Tripoli and its geographical location within the framework of major economic corridors linking the Gulf to Europe. However, this requires implementing reforms and rebuilding trust to position Lebanon as an effective player in the new regional order.
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