Economic Losses Reported At Border Due To Uncertainty

Natural gas supplies are currently not reaching external markets, creating a economic deficit for the state. New pipeline projects are being developed to transport gas from Qatar to Turkey and from Morocco to Syria. These infrastructure shifts are being explored to mitigate the loss of existing revenue streams. The disruption in gas availability is described as a major economic blow. Economic impacts are reportedly for companies involved in exporting and importing on both sides of the border. Both presidents appear to be waiting for their respective domestic electoral processes before addressing the situation. The lack of clarity regarding the border situation is causing production and integration issues for businesses.