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African Petroleum Producers’ Organization (APPO) National Oil Companies (NOC)-Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Forum Set to Chart Africa’s Next Phase of Energy Growth in Cape Town this October

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The African Petroleum Producers’ Organization (APPO) and National Oil Companies (NOC) CEOs will hold a forum in Cape Town this October to outline the next phase of energy growth in Africa. The event brings together key industry leaders to discuss strategies for the continent's energy sector. This forum underscores the importance of African collaboration in energy development.

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Energy growth is a core economic objective.

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Energy growth is a core economic objective.
National oil companies are major economic players.

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