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وكالة بغداد اليوم الاخبارية
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West African leaders officially approved the Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project during a summit in Freetown, putting the project on the path to implementation and transforming it from an idea into a legally binding collective agreement. The pipeline spans approximately 6,900 kilometers, connecting Nigeria's gas resources to consumption centers across the region, passing through thirteen African countries and reaching Europe. The project is considered a strategic investment to enhance energy security and regional integration, especially after Algeria cut the Maghreb-Europe pipeline contract. It aims to transport 30 billion cubic meters of gas annually, with plans to establish a management company in Casablanca to oversee its actual execution. It is one of the largest infrastructure projects in Africa, strengthening geopolitical and economic relations among the involved nations and increasing Nigeria's and Morocco's influence in the region.
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