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Turkey Pushes Gas Link to Occupied North of Cyprus

As the debate continues in Greece over the planned start of surveys for the Great Sea Interconnector electricity link with Cyprus, Turkey is advancing preparations for a project: a subsea natural gas pipeline connecting southern Turkey with the Turkish-occupied northern part of the island.
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Turkey is moving forward with the start of maritime works for the development of infrastructure that will transport natural gas to the occupied territories, with Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar confirming the start of the project and describing Ankara's broader energy planning in the Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey: Work has begun on the pipeline … The article Turkey: Work has begun on the Ankara pipeline with the Occupie…

Ankara is proceeding with the design of the undersea natural gas pipeline to the occupied territories of Cyprus, while the "Oruc Reis" is already in the Eastern Mediterranean and a new maritime directive is expected for the next explorations.

The start of maritime operations for the transport of natural gas to the occupied territories was announced by Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar,...

While discussions are underway in Greece regarding the planned start of research for the electrical interconnection with Cyprus (Great Sea Interconnector – GSI), preparations are rapidly progressing in Ankara for the project to create an undersea pipeline that will transport natural gas from Turkey to the pseudo-state. According to exclusive information […]

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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