Gas pipelines reshape regional borders

The world has undergone fundamental transformations in the concept of energy, where control over resources such as gas is no longer sufficient. Instead, dominance over transit and export corridors has become the center of geopolitical conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean. Egypt and Turkey are competing for their positions as transit and export hubs, with Egypt working to develop its infrastructure and present itself as a regional export center, while Turkey aims to transform itself into a regional energy hub through pipeline networks and ambitious aspirations. Meanwhile, Cyprus and Israel benefit from gas discoveries by integrating their networks and developing unified infrastructure, thereby enhancing their influence and turning gas into a tool for political and economic leverage. Lebanon, on the other hand, remains in a gray area, unable yet to establish its influence due to its absence from mapping the regional energy market.

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