EGYPS 2023: AFC wants to see Africa take advantage of its natural gas resources
In an exclusive studio interview from EGYPS 2023, Julian Walker sat down with Taiwo Okwor, Vice President of Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), to talk about the opportunities in Africa in terms of developing future gas infrastructure, which should be done in a sustainable manner. The AFC is very open to financing in oil and gas projects. Taiwo touched on why she felt COP27 was so positive to see a united front from African leaders who advocated for investment in gas infrastructure.
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