The country is changing, with a new airport, new roads, new dams and new directions. The time has come to build infrastructure, boost employment and implement social reforms.
Publié en août 2012
The government is committed to preserving and enhancing Congo’s 22 million hectares of forest that make the country one of the planet’s lungs.
The country is changing, with a new airport, new roads, new dams and new directions. The time has come to build infrastructure, boost employment and implement social reforms.
Rising awareness of the green heritage’s value spells a bright outlook for this sector.
Economic development depends on expanding Brazzaville’s airport, rehabilitating the Congo-Ocean Railway (CFCO) and extending and modernising the port of Pointe-Noire.
How can Congo make the shift from an oil-based, import-oriented economy? The State has just one solution: diversified industrialisation.