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During a summit in Freetown, the leaders of West African countries approved a natural gas pipeline project connecting Nigeria to Morocco, aimed at boosting economic and energy integration between Africa and Europe. Construction is expected to commence in 2028, with the first shipments delivered by 2031. The pipeline will have a capacity of up to 30 billion cubic meters per year, spanning 13 countries, including the expansion of the Moroccan and European markets. The project seeks to support electricity generation and industrial development, while promoting the integration of energy markets within the region.
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