After its spectacular victory against its Kenyan counterpart with a score of 3-2, Morocco faces Nigeria this Sunday, May 4, for its second match counting for the second day of the group phase of the African Cup of Nations (CAN U20 Egypt 2025). When and on which channels to watch this match?
The United States has expressed its desire to support the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline (NMGP) project, announced Wale Edun, Nigerian Minister of Finance and Economic Coordination, on Saturday.
The Nigerian state of Kano is counting on Morocco for the success of its investment project aimed at mobilizing more than 10 billion dollars over the next five years, in the sectors of renewable energies and solid mineral resources. To this end, it intends to sign memorandums of understanding with Moroccan institutions such as MASEN, OCP and the Casablanca Chamber of Commerce.
Morocco has not been drawn into an easy group during the draw for the Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Egypt-2025). This competition will see the participation of 13 teams, including Tunisia, Nigeria and Senegal.
The information claiming that Saudi Arabia is imposing visa restrictions on numerous countries, including Morocco, is false.
NVIDIA is conquering the African market. The leader in the AI factory project in Europe plans to first settle in South Africa in June, then in other African countries such as Morocco, Egypt and Nigeria.
A Chinese steel giant is showing interest in the African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline that is to connect West Africa to Europe via Morocco.
While they expected the African Ballon d’Or to be awarded to Achraf Hakimi , Moroccan supporters were surprised to find that the Nigerian striker from Atalanta Bergame Lookman Ademola was preferred to the Moroccan right-back of PSG.
The Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline should see a major turning point in the coming months. The two countries are said to be planning to sign a multilateral agreement as part of this project by next December.
Equatorial Guinea has recently signed an agreement with Nigeria for the construction of a gas pipeline connecting the two countries. The announcement of this new partnership has raised questions about the future of gas pipeline projects between Nigeria and Morocco on the one hand, and Algeria on the other, intended to serve Europe.
The Algerian authorities fear that the Moroccan-Nigerian Atlantic African gas pipeline project launched by King Mohammed VI and the former Nigerian president could jeopardize the future of the Nigeria-Niger-Algeria gas pipeline.
The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is preparing to launch a new air route between Casablanca and Abuja, the capital of Nigeria.