Morocco Nigeria Gas Pipeline Agreement 2026 Energy Project
Morocco and Nigeria are preparing to sign a decisive agreement by end of 2026 for the construction of their transatlantic gas pipeline. A colossal energy project that will cross several coastal countries on the African continent.
The officialization of this mega-project is scheduled for the last quarter of the year, marking the completion of various technical and logistical studies. The latest developments of this Africa-Atlantic gas pipeline were discussed in a telephone exchange on Friday between Nigerian Foreign Minister Bianca Odumegwu Ojukwu and her Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita. This progress was made public Tuesday by Nigerian diplomacy in a statement reviewed by news agency Reuters.
On Bladi.net : New developments for the Morocco-Nigeria gas pipeline
This giant infrastructure has already secured strategic financial support. During a royal visit to Abu Dhabi in 2023, the United Arab Emirates concluded several financing agreements encompassing this pipeline as well as the construction of the Nador West Med port, set to become a vast Mediterranean energy hub. By running along the coasts of multiple African nations, this facility should represent a true turning point for the region’s supply and development.
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