Cyprus becomes first EU nation to secure direct gas imports from Israel in landmark deal Cyprus will become the first EU nation to import gas directly from Israel. In a landmark deal, the Israeli energy company Energean signed an agreement to supply natural gas to a power plant in Cyprus, marking a significant step in regional cooperation. A new direct pipeline is planned to connect the two countries. Energean has proposed building an underwater pipeline from Israel’s Karish gas field directly to Cyprus. The deal offers major strategic and economic benefits for both countries. For Israel, it strengthens its diplomatic role…
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