Egipt și Turcia își dispută controlul gazelor din estul Mediteranei

The competition for natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean is shifting focus from resource ownership to infrastructure control. Egypt holds a significant advantage with its liquefaction facilities, enabling large-scale LNG exports. Turkey aims to become a regional gas hub by diversifying suppliers and enhancing its pipeline network. However, Turkey's credibility with European partners remains a challenge. The future of the gas market will depend on who controls the infrastructure connecting resources to international consumers.