Agil and Trafigura’s Puma join Cepsa, OLA Energy and Total in supplying Mauritania Airlines International
The Tunisian and the Beninese join the trio in supplying aircraft fuel to the national company for one year.
20/06/2022 at 14h44, by Africa Business+
The two companies were recently contracted by Mohamed Ould Biyah, CEO of Mauritania Airlines International (MAI), to refuel its fleet at the airports of Tunis-Carthage and Cotonou. The Tunisian company Agil and its Beninese counterpart Puma share a total of $3,059,796 for this contract.
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