Egypt is cooperating with South Sudan by donating power plants to various towns.
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Updated May 26
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What happened
Egypt is cooperating with South Sudan by donating power plants to various towns.
Who's involved
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Part of
Infrastructure projects are underway involving power interconnection between several East African nations, including Uganda, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Burundi.Also in this story
- The Vice President directed TANESCO to connect the Nkangamo substation and instructed the Works Minister to strengthen supervision of power projects.
- Uganda is currently constructing a power line connecting the two nations.
- KETRACO commissioned a new transmission line project, adding capacity to the national grid and improving supply to the Namanga border crossing.
The entities involved
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Egypt
country in Northeast Africa and Southwest Asia
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South Sudan
country in East Africa
Related events
- Egypt announced plans to establish electricity interconnection projects with Saudi Arabia, Libya, Italy, Sudan, and Greece.
- World Bank and IOM are funding community resilience and implementing infrastructure projects in Rubkona County, South Sudan.
- The United States is identified as a major donor to South Sudan.
- The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources is accelerating the implementation of phosphate fertilizer production plants.
- Uganda, Egypt, and the Nile Basin Initiative are cooperating to strengthen bilateral ties and expand economic, energy, and infrastructure cooperation within the Nile Basin.