Business in Central Africa - Cameroon - The World Bank approved on 19 July, investment financing of 794.5 million (approximately FCFA 447,170 million) for the Nachtigal hydroelectric project (420 MW) in Cameroon.
This investment in clean energy, according to Elisabeth Huybens, the World Bank's director of operations for Cameroon, is essential to reduce the cost of electricity and ensure the competitiveness of Cameroon's economy.
" The Nachtigal project, one of the very rare public-private partnerships (PPPs) that have emerged in the hydropower sector in sub-Saharan Africa, will accelerate the achievement of Cameroon's development goals, including poverty reduction. "
In a note published on 19 July, the financial institution, the financier of the hydroelectric project, explains:
The April 2013 law on incentives for private investment in the Republic of Cameroon, has already resulted in the signing of 157 agreements between the State of Cameroon and various promoters of investment projects in the country, reveals the Investment Promotion Agency (API). country, reveals the Investment Promotion Agency (API).
Investing in Cameroon - Kribi - Competition between the companies will get tough over the next two years to win the management of the port of Ktribi in Cameroon.
Investing in Cameroon - The PIDMA agricultural investment and market development project aimed to increase the production of maize, sorghum and cassava for the agri-food industries of the Cameroon and for which the World Bank disbursed 50 billion CFA francs will soon be added to the programme for the renewal of 190 kilometres of the country's rural roads to connect agricultural production basins to markets.




