Libreville, Gabon, 23 July 2024 – Aliko Dangote, President and CEO of Dangote Industries Limited, has arrived in Gabon on the invitation of President Brice Oligui Nguema. The visit aims to explore potential investment opportunities in the cement and fertilizer (urea and phosphate) sectors.
The meeting between Dangote and President Nguema signals a step towards economic collaboration between Dangote Industries and Gabon. President Nguema welcomed Dangote with optimism, highlighting the strategic importance of such investments for Gabon’s economic development.
“We are excited about the possibilities of working with Dangote Industries. Their expertise in the cement and fertilizer sectors aligns perfectly with our national development goals,” President Nguema stated.
“We believe this partnership can greatly benefit our economy and create numerous job opportunities for our people.”
Dangote expressed enthusiasm about the potential collaboration, emphasizing the role of sustainable development in his business ventures. “Gabon presents a promising environment for investment, particularly in cement and fertilizers, which are crucial for infrastructure and agricultural development,” Dangote said.
“We are eager to explore how our investments can contribute to the growth and prosperity of Gabon.”
Dangote Industries Limited is renowned for its substantial contributions to industrial growth across Africa, particularly in cement production and fertilizer manufacturing. This visit underscores Dangote’s commitment to expanding his company’s footprint and fostering economic growth across the continent.
During his visit, Dangote will engage with various stakeholders to assess the feasibility of establishing cement and fertilizer plants in Gabon. These discussions will focus on logistical aspects, potential sites, and the regulatory framework necessary for successful investment.
The potential investments by Dangote Industries are expected to enhance Gabon’s infrastructure and agricultural productivity, aligning with the country’s vision for sustainable development. The collaboration could also pave the way for increased industrial activity and economic diversification in Gabon.
