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Africa’s Integration Runs on Infrastructure
Fana EnglishAnalysis
Ethiopia and Djibouti have launched a 120-kilometer petroleum products pipeline in Damerjog, Djibouti, backed by about $660 million from Ethiopian Investment Holdings and the Dangote Group. The project forms part of a broader infrastructure corridor linking ports, railways, highways and storage facilities to deepen regional integration and reduce reliance on road haulage. Officials say the pipeline will strengthen fuel supply to sectors including aviation, transport, agriculture, construction and industry.
