CORAN Summit 2025 to Shape Africa's Refining Agenda for Energy Security - Register Now!
The Crude Oil Refiners Association of Nigeria (CORAN) is set to host a summit in October 2025 in Lagos to address Africa's refining agenda and energy security. With Africa heavily reliant on imported petroleum products despite being a major crude oil producer, the summit aims to chart a new course for the continent's refining future.
Nigeria, where 90% of refined fuel is imported, faces economic vulnerabilities due to this dependency. The event will bring together top leaders from government, industry, finance, and civil society to discuss the urgency of building a robust refining sector to ensure energy security and reduce economic risks.
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