Nigeria to Begin Urea Export in 2028, Aiming to Boost Oil and Gas Value-Added Products
Nigeria, through the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), is gearing up to commence urea exports by 2028, positioning itself as a key player in the global market for value-added oil and gas products. The Chief Executive of NMDPRA, Saidu Moham, revealed this during a tour of Indorama's fertilizer facilities in River State.
Nigeria's ambition to become a hub for value-added products in the oil and gas industry is underscored by the need for substantial investments in the midstream sector. Moham praised Indorama for its investments, emphasizing the importance of such developments for Nigeria's progress.
The country's strategic selection of River State for these investments highlights its commitment to boosting the oil and gas industry.
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