West African Leaders Back Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline in $25bn Plan
West African leaders have backed the long-awaited Nigeria-Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a $25 billion project that could change regional energy trade. The pipeline is expected to carry Nigerian gas along the Atlantic coast before linking into Europe through Spain. The project will stretch about 6,000km across 14 African countries. Construction is expected to begin in 2028. Experts say the pipeline could boost industrial growth, improve energy security, and give Africa more leverage in global energy negotiations. Supporters also see it as a symbol of stronger cooperation across the continent.
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