Federal Government to Collaborate with World Economic Forum on African Atlantic

Federal Government in Collaborate with World Economic Forum on African Atlantic Gas Pipeline  Project.
The Federal Government of Nigeria  is ready to  collaborate with the World Economic Forum (WEF) on the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) project to connect Nigeria  with Morocco and other African  countries, thereby enhancing regional energy security and economic  growth.
The announcement was made by the  Presidential Spokesperson, Stanley  Nkwocha, on his official  Twitter handle on Friday, following a bilateral meeting between Vice President Kashim Shettima and the President of the World Economic Forum (WEF),  Mr. Borgu Brende.
The meeting took place in  Davos, Switzerland during the WEF annual  conference.
The vice president also stressed that the pipeline  will transport natural gas from Nigeria to North Africa and  Europe, which is expected to improve energy security and economic growth in the  region.
"We look forward to your  cooperation in  key areas. One  of them is the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) which  connects Nigeria  with Morocco and other African countries. The pipeline will transport natural gas from Nigeria to North Africa and Europe and is expected to improve energy security and economic growth in the  region.
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"With the geopolitical challenges in Europe  related to the Russian gas  issues and the  growing demand for energy  due to artificial intelligence, data mining and storage, we will be in a  favorable position to take advantage of this  opportunity.
"Many coastal states in West Africa  that have discovered gas are more than willing to  connect to the system and  supply gas to other end users. We are also exploring the  passage area of  the submarine pipeline so that everyone wins. "We want to use the WEF  platform," he  said. Shettima noted that several West African states with gas reserves are  willing to connect to the pipeline system, highlighting plans to explore undersea routes for  mutual benefits.
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Beyond the  gas pipeline project, Vice  President Kashim Shettima highlighted the ongoing reforms under the  current administration,  with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu  insisting that these initiatives  will put Nigeria on a path  to sustainable economic  growth. He also expressed Nigeria's  willingness to host the World Economic Forum (WEF) Africa  Committee. Shettima stressed Nigeria's importance as Africa's largest  economy, while  highlighting its demographic  importance and position as one of the most populous  countries in Africa with 250 million  people. The Vice President  said that by 2050, Nigeria will surpass the United States as the  world's third most populous nation and by the end of the  century it will become the  world's most populous  country.

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