Südafrika, Ghana und andere wenden sich angesichts der Belagerung von Hormuz an die Dangote-Raffinerie

Mehrere afrikanische Länder, darunter Südafrika, Ghana und Kenia, wenden sich an die nigerianische Dangote-Raffinerie, da die Treibstofflieferungen aus dem Nahen Osten aufgrund der Belagerung der Straße von Hormuz knapp werden.

Angesichts der Belagerung der Straße von Hormuz werden die Treibstofflieferungen aus dem Nahen Osten immer knapper. Mehrere afrikanische Länder, darunter Südafrika, Ghana und Kenia, wenden sich zur Deckung ihres Kraftstoffbedarfs an die nigerianische Dangote-Raffinerie. Dies berichtete Daily Trust unter dem Titel "Strait Of Hormuz Siege: South Africa, Ghana, Others Turn To Dangote Refinery". Die Verlagerung macht die Raffinerie zu einer Alternative angesichts der regionalen Versorgungsengpässe im Nahen Osten. Es wurden keine weiteren Einzelheiten über die Anzahl der betroffenen Länder oder spezifische Mengen genannt.

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