Harbour’s gas-weighted portfolio in North Africa, acquired with the Wintershall Dea transaction, comprises a material position in Egypt along with interests in Algeria and Libya. The position in Egypt makes Harbour one of the critical suppliers of gas into the Egyptian domestic market.


Where we are active in North Africa

View information on active assets in North Africa

Reggane Nord, Algeria

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Reggane Nord Groupement Reggane Nord 24%

Photo credit: Operator, Groupement Reggane Nord

Al-Jurf, Libya

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Al Jurf contract areas 15, 16, 32 Mabruk Oil Operations 12.50%

Photo credit: Operator, Mabruk Oil Operations

Nile Delta, Egypt

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
West Nile Delta BP 17.25%

Photo credit: Operator, BP

Disouq, Egypt

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Disouq DISOUCO 100.0%

East Damanhour, Egypt

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
East Damanhour DISOUCO 80.0%

Photo credit: Operator, DISOUCO

Recent activity

Production from North Africa averaged 31 kboepd in 2025. Egypt accounted for c.70% of the production with contributions from the bp-operated West Nile Delta, which includes the Raven field, and the DISOUCO-operated Greater Disouq Area.

We also participated in two gas discoveries – Fayoum-5 and El King – close to Harbour’s existing West Nile Delta infrastructure. Harbour took final investment decision (FID) for the development of Fayoum Messinian while FID for El King is targeted for 2026.

We also made a significant discovery in the EZZ block at Disouq in October 2025. Early assessments indicate the potential to add reserves equivalent to around one year of Harbour’s current North African production.

For full details of our licence interests in North Africa, see our worldwide licence interests page.

Worldwide licence interests