
On 29 September 2026, the Syrian Petroleum Company announced the start of works on the second part of phase two of the Arab Gas Pipeline project in Syria: a 186 km section with a 36-inch diameter. This phase completes the pipeline system running from the Jordanian border to the Turkish border, with a total length of about 566 km, and the line is ready to operate in both directions.
According to the company, the project improves the efficiency of the gas transport system, supports the supply of power plants and industrial facilities, and increases the network's capacity to absorb additional gas volumes in the future.
Implementing entity: Syrian Petroleum Company.
Works started in September 2026, and the project is under implementation.
Qatar's UCC Holding has begun building a new section of the Arab Gas Pipeline in Syria, The Syria Report reported on 6 October 2026. The new section aims to strengthen gas transmission between northern and southern Syria and improve connections with neighbouring markets.
Source: The Syria Report
