Morocco is intensifying its efforts to gather the necessary funding for the realization of the Atlantic African Gas Pipeline (AAGP), developed in partnership with Nigeria. Rabat is seeking to mobilize $26 billion from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (US Exim Bank) and the World Bank, as indicated by Morocco’s ambassador to the United…...
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Congolese journalist with a passion for economics, finance, and culture. Dominique Mabika's field of expertise is audiovisual media. In this capacity, she hosts Le Grand Débat on Financial Afrik TV and leads the coordination of field reports, as well as the production of documentaries and interviews.
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