Interview – Africa depends on Egypt for natural gas

The head of the African Energy Chamber, N.J. Ayuk, told Al-Masry Al-Youm in an exclusive interview that Africa relies on Egypt as a dependable source of natural gas, which will revolutionize the continent.

Ayuk explained that the chamber plans to establish a branch in North Africa, with Cairo to be involved.

Small projects are being established to set up liquefied gas factories, which could pump billions of dollars into the African economy, alongside talks to transfer gas between African nations through extending gas pipelines.

Q: What about the African Chamber of Energy’s interest in small projects?

A: There are small projects for liquefied gas factories, and we support emerging companies at the hands of the youth of the continent, which can save and earn billions of dollars to support the African economy.

This is the future, because financing was and still is the biggest obstacle in implementing projects to create hope among youth for the development of the continent to raise capital, open projects and extract gas ourselves.

Natural gas for Africa is considered a revolution of independence so that Africa becomes stronger.