...وجود طلب رسمي الى وزارة الطاقة لاستيراد ...
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00:00there is an official request to the Ministry of Energy to import diesel or gasoline from Iran whether by land or sea.
00:07The sources said that four ships loaded with fuel
00:11opened credits for it by the Bank of Lebanon, which will be dispersed in Lebanon today, and it is supposed that the market needs will be enough for a few days.
00:22After the aggravation of the electricity crisis, the Lebanese presidency announced that Washington decided to help Lebanon to provide electricity through a plan that includes Jordan, Egypt and Syria.
00:31According to the Lebanese presidency, the American ambassador in Lebanon informed Aoun
00:35We read it as Lebanon's aid on electricity from Jordan through Syria using Egyptian gas.
00:41The presidency added that the US ambassador informed the cooperation that the transfer of Egyptian gas to Jordan will be facilitated
00:48to generate electricity and transport it to Syria and then to Lebanon. According to the Lebanese presidency, Washington is negotiating with the World Bank
00:56to secure financing for the price of Egyptian gas and to repair and strengthen electricity transmission lines.
01:03There is a plan that the US Administration is talking about to solve the electricity crisis in Lebanon. A plan based on an Egyptian-Jordanian-Syrian triangle
01:14The beginning of the plan's course will be from Egypt,
01:17The American plan depends on the Egyptian gas, gas that will be transported in large quantities to Jordan
01:24to enable it to produce additional quantities of electricity
01:27to put it on the network linking it to Lebanon. This network passes through Syria and from Daraa in particular,
01:36and then it entered the Lebanese territories
01:39where Washington confirms that it will reach the north of the country. The financing of the plan is based on the World Bank, which will provide the funds it needs
01:49to repair and strengthen the power transmission lines,
01:52The required maintenance of the gas pipelines will also be completed.
01:57According to the Jordanian National Electricity Company, Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon have a network
02:02a joint electrical link that the parties renew their work contracts every few years
02:08from Egypt and from the area of Ayoun Moussa in particular. The largest is to reach the Gulf of Aqaba
02:18To connect the Egyptian grid
02:21On the Jordanian side, from Aqaba to northern Jordan, the Jordanian electricity network extends, and from the north of the capital Amman
02:30Electrical cables begin to extend to connect to the Syrian side through Daraa.
02:36Starting from Daraa, the Syrian electricity grid lines continue their course to Damas, the area of Damas adjacent to the capital Damascus.
02:45From Damascus to the Lebanese border, the cables extend
02:49it is linked to the network there in the area of kassara , from which the lebanese network branches to reach the whole country .