African nations to build Nigeria-Morocco pipeline
West African leaders have approved a gas pipeline project stretching from Nigeria to Morocco, approximately 6,000 kilometers long and passing through 13 countries along the Atlantic coast, with an estimated cost of $27 billion. The project aims to connect West Africa's gas resources to regional markets and Europe, as well as strengthen the integration of African energy markets. Construction is set to begin in 2028, with the first shipments expected to be delivered by 2031. A company dedicated to the project will be established in Casablanca, along with a high-level authority in Abuja to attract investors. Implementation will commence following the final decision.
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