The Minister of Public Works and former mayor of Ayos, in the Centre, details the programmes’ progress.
Publié en janvier 2013
Water, power, roads, mines, infrastructure... Cameroon is achieving its goals to maximise its potential. The whole country has become one huge worksite.
The Minister of Public Works and former mayor of Ayos, in the Centre, details the programmes’ progress.
The State not only compensates and moves the many people directly affected by buildingprojects; it also helps them make the most of the economic impact.
They are at the helm of decision-making centres that are particularly important for the country.
The government is heavily investing to boost production and th supply of urban centres and secondary cities.
Cameroon’s very-high-capacity deepwater port will be ready at last in 2014,a milestone for wealth creation.
New dams, power plants, reforms, partnerships and investments have one goal: boosting supply for companies and private individuals.
Ambitious construction, renovation and maintenance projects are being launched simultaneously on all urban and rural roads.
Cameroon looks poised to become a major iron and alumina exporter, which will boost State income and create direct jobs.