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The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources announced that Jordan is preparing to begin supplying Lebanon with liquefied natural gas through the import of shipments from global markets. The contracted daily quantities are expected to be around two million cubic meters, following the readiness of Lebanon's infrastructure. The ministry also stated that the supply process has not yet started and that actual quantities will be determined based on the Lebanese side's requests. It emphasized that this will not affect the continuous supply of approximately four million cubic meters of gas daily to Syria, according to its needs. The ministry confirmed that supplying both countries will not impact local energy supplies and that its strategic goal is to diversify gas sources to ensure supply security and to develop Jordan's position as a regional energy transit hub, benefiting from its infrastructure such as the Arab Gas Pipeline and the liquefaction vessel in Aqaba.
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