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EuropeAid Feature - Developing energy, boosting the economy and linking the region

20-01-2011

In order to ensure security of energy supply by developing natural gas resources, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria - with Turkey and Iraq as observers - are in the process of integrating their regional gas markets. This entails both legislative and regulatory harmonisation, along with the development of infrastructure. The Mashreq Gas Pipeline will be eventually linked to the EU Internal Gas Market.
 
http://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/documents/case-studies/neighbourhood_eura-arab_gas_market_en.pdf
 


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