U.S. official highlights importance of Morocco-Nigeria cooperation

U.S. official highlights importance of Morocco-Nigeria cooperation
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Sunday 18 December 2022 - 09:36

U.S. Special Representative for Trade Dilawar Syed stressed, on Friday in Washington, the importance of cooperation between Morocco and Nigeria in the framework of their partnership to ensure the success of the energy transition of the African continent, noting that it is a partnership that links two great countries in this field.

“Coordination and cooperation in the field of energy transition is a good thing,” Syed told MAP on the sidelines of a meeting organized by the US-Nigeria Trade Council on the role of Nigeria and Morocco in the framework of regional cooperation and the future of the energy sector in Africa.

“We continue to encourage everyone to go for renewable energy,” he added. “It’s good for the planet and for the African continent,” Dilawar said.

The U.S. official also highlighted the long-term potential offered by renewable energies to the African continent, as well as the promising prospects offered by hydrocarbon development for Morocco.

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