The Cypriot House of Representatives has ratified an agreement with Egypt to build a direct subsea natural gas pipeline, Cyprus News Agency reported. The Egyptian parliament last month signed off on the agreement, which would allow natural gas from the Aphrodite gas field to be transported to Egypt’s liquefaction facilities at Idku and Damietta, and re-exported as liquefied natural gas. The two countries had signed the agreement in September.
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