- Countries in West and Central Africa are establishing transit routes and seeking alternative markets for produce and livestock.
- Niger is establishing new fiber and physical transit routes connecting to Chad, Nigeria, Algeria, Benin, and Burkina Faso.
- Algeria, Chad, and Niger are establishing new physical transit routes, including the Trans-Saharan Highway, while Nigerian gas is exported to Europe.
- Algeria and Nigeria announce a gas pipeline project while Algeria deploys troops to Niger following a military coup.
Military deployment protects the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline energy corridor in Algeria.
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What happened
Military deployment protects the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline energy corridor in Algeria.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Algeria
country in North Africa
- Fincantieri and BAE Systems are expanding their strategic presence across North Africa, targeting modernization cycles in Algeria and Egypt.
- Algeria supports Polisario in Western Sahara, while Morocco claims sovereignty over the territory, alongside political updates involving Massad Boulos and Donald Trump.
Related events
- Algeria deployed an army unit into Niger to secure Sonatrach oil projects.
- Algeria deployed jets and ordered the deployment of assets to support Niger's army.
- Bangladesh is seeking alternative energy sources from Algeria to bypass Middle East shipping disruptions.
- Algeria delivered fuel and power infrastructure to Niger and launched drilling operations via Sonatrach.