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Thursday, September 3, 2015
Cameroon’s Kribi deepwater port contract has been awarded to a consortium led by Necotrans. The award to the Necotrans consortium follows the award of the contract for the Kribi container port last week to a consortium led by Bollere.
The Kribideepwater port will allow for Cameroon to import and export raw materials such as timber and cotton as well as vehicles and service equipment for Cameroon’s oil and gas sector.
“As the only deepwater port in Central Africa, Kribi will be the economic lifeblood for Cameroon and the region, notably Chad and the Central African Republic,”Necotrans President Gregory Querel said in a statement.
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