Egypt’s continuing diesel purchase is said to be heavily impacting global markets, particularly in Europe, where supplies are becoming tighter. According to Bloomberg, statistics from energy analytics firm Vortexa Ltd., Egypt imported more than 370,000 barrels of diesel and gasoil per day during the first 15 days of July. This is a 65% rise over the same period last year and 35% higher than June's intake, making it the biggest volume since at least 2016.
Former South African President Jacob Zuma’s recent endorsement of Morocco’s position on Western Sahara has raised alarms in
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani in Nouakchott this week, with migration high on
US President Donld Trump has said he is looking towards a quick resolution of Egypt’s water dispute with Ethiopia
China’s CCECC and Libya signed an MoU to revive stalled rail projects, including key coastal and inland routes linking Tripoli, Surt, and Sabha.
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