Syria-Jordan-Lebanon energy deal could fuel huge benefits across the wider region

One of the latest and most important recent developments in the evolving geopolitical landscape of the Levant is a tripartite agreement this month on energy between Syria, Jordan and Lebanon. This pact, which facilitates the utilization of Jordanian infrastructure for liquefied natural gas imports and the reactivation of the Arab Gas Pipeline, ought to be considered a significant step toward practical regional cooperation. There are several benefits to the deal.