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ECOWAS Nations Sign Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pact
An international governmental agreement has been ratified between West African countries to activate the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline Project (Nigeria – Morocco). The project aims to transport approximately 3 billion cubic feet of Nigerian gas daily, connecting 13 African coastal countries to the European energy system, with an annual transportation capacity of up to 30 billion cubic meters of natural gas. The project includes establishing a regulatory company in Casablanca and a governance authority in Abuja; these are essential steps towards securing funding and implementing the project effectively. This marks a turning point in enhancing regional cooperation, energy security, and promoting economic development in the region. The final phase will begin in Morocco, where an agreement will be signed between Morocco and Mauritania in the presence of the Nigerian president to initiate funding and construction of Africa’s largest geopolitical infrastructure.
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