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Promoting the regional role of Jordan in the field of energy is one of the essential axes of the 2020-2030 strategy defined by the authorities for this sector. A transit country for gas, Jordan wants to weigh more in terms of electrical transport and also aspires to become an exporter of electricity, mainly to Iraq. 

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Despite natural endowments and a leading electricity fleet, Iran faces recurring shortages of electricity and gas, emphasizing the energy limits of a resistance economy struggling to hold together infrastructure modernization, domestic demand , energy exports and industrial development.

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With reserves estimated at more than 300 years at the rate of production in 2020, Iraq is, along with Yemen, the country in the world that least exploits its enormous potential. Iraq has 3,500 billion m3 of proven reserves, i.e. the 12th largest reserves in the world, behind Algeria and ahead of Azerbaijan. However, these reserves remain largely under-exploited with an annual production which fluctuates between 12 and 14 billion m3 in recent years, placing the country in the rank of 35th to 40th world producer depending on the year.