West African leaders approve Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline
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West African leaders signed an agreement on Sunday to construct a gas pipeline linking Nigeria to Morocco. The approval came at a summit of the regional bloc ECOWAS in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The pipeline aims to connect Nigeria's gas resources to Morocco, potentially boosting energy trade and cooperation in West Africa.
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Pipeline links Nigeria (gas producer) to Morocco
The agreement approves the construction of a gas pipeline.
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The gas pipeline links Nigeria to Morocco.
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The gas pipeline links Nigeria to Morocco.
Africa NewsThe signing occurred at a summit of regional bloc ECOWAS.
Africa NewsThe summit took place in Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown.
Africa NewsThe agreement approves the construction of a gas pipeline.
Africa NewsWest African leaders signed an agreement on Sunday.
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