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West African nations back Morocco-Nigeria gas pipeline
West African countries have officially adopted the Morocco-Nigeria gas pipeline project, the largest of its kind in Africa. The project aims to connect 13 Atlantic coast countries via a 6,800-kilometer pipeline that crosses borders and the sea, in order to meet domestic energy demands and supply gas to European and regional markets. Technical and environmental studies have been completed. The project's estimated cost is $25 billion, with an annual capacity of up to 30 billion cubic meters of gas. Half of this gas will be directed to Morocco and Europe, while the other half will serve West African countries, supporting energy production, manufacturing, and sustainable development. The administrative structure includes the establishment of the project company headquartered in Casablanca and a centralized management authority in Abuja to attract investments and reinforce the continent’s energy sovereignty.
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