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The article focuses on Minister of Energy and Water Jouzi Al-Seddi's follow-up on the rehabilitation and operation of the Dier Ammar gas pipeline in Lebanon. He explained that the maintenance and rehabilitation works, carried out by the Egyptian company TGS, are proceeding according to the scheduled timeline and will last for four weeks, followed by a two-week period of pilot gas testing. He also confirmed that the projects include purchasing liquefied natural gas (LNG) in cooperation with Jordan and Syria through a swap mechanism, aiming to ensure efficient operations and reduce costs. He pointed out that transitioning the electricity production sector to use natural gas enhances environmental efficiency and lowers expenses, with a focus on completing the work within the designated timeframe to ensure the pipeline's safety and readiness for operation through assessments and final testing.
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