Sun Africa Seeks Energy, Mining Cooperation With Egypt

As part of efforts to enhance cooperation between Egypt and the US in the Energy Sector, Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, met with Adam Cortese, CEO of Sun Africa, and his accompanying delegation. The meeting discussed the potential collaboration in the domains of oil and natural gas, renewable energy, carbon reduction, and mining activities.

During the meeting, both sides explored opportunities for joint projects in renewable energy and smart energy solutions based on smart infrastructure, with a particular focus on solar power, green energy, and carbon capture and storage (CCS).

The two sides asserted on the importance of technology exchange and building long-term strategic partnerships that ensure knowledge transfer and support sustainable investment.

Cortese appreciated the Egyptian market as a strategic energy hub in Africa. He highlighted the strong support Sun Africa receives from the US government for global infrastructure and investment initiatives.

Additionally, Cortese pointed out the company’s interest in leveraging the distinct relations between Egypt and the US, as well as the historic partnership with ENPPI and PETROJET in addition to transferring Egypt’s expertise to other African countries for reinforcing Egypt’s status as a regional energy hub.

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