Nigeria and Morocco are advancing a $25 billion gas pipeline that would run 6,900 km along West Africa's coast, linking 13 nations and reaching Europe.
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Key Facts
—The project: Nigeria and Morocco are advancing a $25 billion Atlantic coast gas pipeline.
—The route: It would run about 6,900 kilometres, mostly along West Africa’s shoreline.
—The reach: The line would link 13 coastal countries and could carry gas toward Europe.
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