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Project 'Kafra Southeast 1': Strengthening SONATRACH's Presence in Africa and Internationally

August 12, 2026اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Project 'Kafra Southeast 1': Strengthening SONATRACH's Presence in Africa and Internationally

Ibrahim Hamoudi, the CEO of the National Exploration Company 'ENAFOR', highlighted the strengthening of the 'Kafra Southeast 1' project to establish SONATRACH's presence in Africa and internationally. This came in press statements amid preparations for the launch of drilling works for the massive oil project located 85 kilometers from the Algerian border. Hamoudi emphasized SONATRACH's planning to solidify its African, regional, and international presence as part of an ambitious expansion strategy based on a significant investment plan.

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