Marrakech – In a move that caught observers off guard, Morocco’s Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development announced Monday it is suspending the $1 billion liquefied natural gas terminal project at Nador West Med port, just days after a royal meeting placed the facility at the center of the country’s energy sovereignty strategy.
The ministry cited “new parameters and hypotheses” related to the project as the reason for halting the receipt of candidature files and the opening of received offers.
The suspension affects the entire gas infrastructure ini
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