Start of Completion Works for Arab Gas Pipeline in Syria
Syria has begun the second phase of the Arab Gas Pipeline project, which extends for 186 kilometers with a diameter of 36 inches, aimed at completing the pipeline system that runs from the Jordanian border to Turkey, with a total length of nearly 566 kilometers. This phase includes adding a gas storage capacity of 8 million cubic meters and constructing a pressure boosting station equipped with three compressors capable of transmitting up to 11 million cubic meters per day, with the potential to increase this to around 22 million cubic meters daily in the future. The project seeks to enhance the efficiency of gas transmission within Syria, ensure sufficient supply for power plants and industries, and increase the network's capacity to accommodate additional gas quantities in the future. The Arab Gas Pipeline is a regional project connecting Egypt, Jordan, and Syria, and it continues within Syrian territory toward the Turkish border, following the resumption of gas supplies to it in January 2026 after years of suspension.
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