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Tue, 13 October 2009
The Spanish Ambassador to Nigeria Angel Losada Fermandez has said that arrangements are already underway for Spanish company Gas Natural to participate in the 4,400 km Trans-Sahara pipeline project.
Mr Fermandez said that the Spanish embassy had been working on Gas Natural’s participation in the project since the issue was raised during a visit to Nigeria by Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero earlier this year.
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The Trans Sahara pipeline will deliver Nigerian gas to the European market and is estimated to cost about $US12 billion.
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