by Helmut Sorge, Columnist, Policy Center for the New South and Bolanle Olufunmilayo Olotu, Maritime Analyst and Former Senior Executive at the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA)

This episode explores how Atlantic African nations can overcome historical divisions, language barriers, and structural challenges to build a more connected and united region. The guest highlights the importance of interconnectivity, communication in local languages, and collaboration among citizens, academics, and civil society. Regional projects like the Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline are seen as promising steps toward deeper integration. The discussion also praises Morocco’s leadership and vision in promoting African cooperation, positioning it as a key player in shaping a more united and forward-looking continent.