‘National Reserves Likely Exceed 10 Billion Tons’: Deciphering Gabon’s Potash Potential For Global Markets

This trade corridor, from Gabon to the West Coast of America, also means no impeding canals, straits, or foreign borders. The threat of closures to international waterways is non-existent, and just for this reason, the Central African nation could potentially become one of potash’s most reliable suppliers.

Amid the yet-to-be-fully-adopted African Continental Free Trade Area agreement, another vital access point is Africa, a continent that uses only around two million tons of potash per year due to affordability and availability, Abasov reveals. He adds: “We are positioning our project as African potash for African agriculture.”