Germany and Africa forge energy ties
By DW
07 June 2022 |
7:12 am
Germany is keen to ditch Russian oil and gas for good and find new sources of energy, while Africa has abundant fuel reserves. The German-Africa Energy Forum has helped delegates develop mutually beneficial partnerships.
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