Senegal and Mauritania said Wednesday they had moved a step closer towards producing gas after opening the first well at a field off their maritime border.
The two countries share the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) offshore natural
gas field.
It was jointly developed by British energy giant BP, American company
Kosmos Energy, Mauritanian hydrocarbons company SMH, and Senegal's state-owned Petrosen. It aims to produce around 2.5 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year.
According to a report by Maghreb Intelligence more than 23,000 Algerians residing in France have had their residence permits
According to local media reports a group of Moroccan hackers known as the Moroccan Ghosts hacked into the archive of
Egyptian President Sisi spoke with Jordan's King Abdullah II on Tuesday, stressing the importance of adopting a unified
In a move that looks likely to enhance Moroccan Japanese trade relations, a recent delegation of Japanese car companies has
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