
Fueling Stability: South Caucasus Gas and the Future of Energy Security in the Levant
On August 2, Azerbaijan began natural gas exports to Syria via Türkiye, marking a new phase in regional energy cooperation. The project, led by SOCAR and supported by both governments, supplies 6 million cubic meters per day of gas to power Syria’s reconstruction and electricity generation. Azerbaijani Minister Mikayil Jabbarov and Syrian Minister Mohammed al-Bashir hailed the initiative as both an economic and humanitarian partnership, symbolizing solidarity and regional unity. With Türkiye’s logistical support, the project establishes a new energy corridor linking the South Caucasus and the Middle East, reinforcing Azerbaijan’s role as a global energy hub and a symbol of post-conflict recovery for Syria.












