Ethiopia to get over Somalia's entire GDP a year from natural gas deal

[Menelik III]

https://www.journalducameroun.com/en/ethiopia-to-install-natural-gas-pipeline-from-djibouti/






"Upon going operational, the project is expected to generate $1.4 billion annually for Ethiopia, and this revenue is expected to grow to up to $7 billion in the coming years, Motuma revealed.

POLY-GCL chairman Barton Yu said his company will strive to complete the project by 2020."


We will see Ethiopia become the most developed country in Africa in the coming years.


Cheers

 

[BenInHer]

A Regime thats falling apart, and oromo beating the war drums. Yet here you are talking about Oil.

 

[CangeeroBear]

Ethiopia is spiraling into insatiable debt just like the rest of the world. The IMF is truly the devil in a suit.

 

[WadaniOG]

https://www.journalducameroun.com/en/ethiopia-to-install-natural-gas-pipeline-from-djibouti/






"Upon going operational, the project is expected to generate $1.4 billion annually for Ethiopia, and this revenue is expected to grow to up to $7 billion in the coming years, Motuma revealed.

POLY-GCL chairman Barton Yu said his company will strive to complete the project by 2020."


We will see Ethiopia become the most developed country in Africa in the coming years.


Cheers

Over are dead bodies will make sure the pipe line is blown to bits got that connects nigga shilabo town is very close to the somali border

 

[Tenacious]

Ethiopia does not have natural resources but if you mean the occupied Ogaden natural resources than keep dreaming.

 

[gurey]

Looool you are a pathetic raw meat muncher. How dare you think you will profit in the billions from whats beneath our feet whilst our children dont see a penny of it? Pipelines are hard to defend because they are very long and cover long distances. Furthermore a simple firefight between somali and raw meat eating dogs is enough to scare away oil exploration prospects.

 

[saywalahi]

https://www.journalducameroun.com/en/ethiopia-to-install-natural-gas-pipeline-from-djibouti/






"Upon going operational, the project is expected to generate $1.4 billion annually for Ethiopia, and this revenue is expected to grow to up to $7 billion in the coming years, Motuma revealed.

POLY-GCL chairman Barton Yu said his company will strive to complete the project by 2020."


We will see Ethiopia become the most developed country in Africa in the coming years.


Cheers

cheers mate

 

[Marsin]

The operation was halted due to oromo uprising.

 

[Arma]

Nope, not gonna happen.

 

[Menelik III]

The operation was halted due to oromo uprising.

Nah, it's taking a bit to get an agreement with Djibouti over the LNG plant being built. I don't think it even passes the Oromo region. Even if it did, they would be expelled. I read somewhere that 20% goes to the region for developmental work. Do you have any info on this?