Strategic development & economic impact of CTG …

Strategic development & economic impact of CTG railway and ports infrastructure

The government of Guinea has outlined plans to expand its railway and port infrastructure to reach 200 million tonnes annually in a bid to tackle climate change and environmental impacts across the region, according to the country s state news agency Financial Times. These are the key areas of the project, and the latest announcements. But How is the plan to be released? The BBC looks at what it takes for the first time in five years to find out what is going to happen in the area. The executive of CTG, Bouna Sylla, has spoken about the ambitious expansion project in its first phase and how it will increase capacity to 120 millionтоннes per year - and what could be the biggest project to achieve the target of 2025, the BBC has been talking about their ambitions and hopes of an increasing economic growth in this region. Here, we speak to some of its leaders and ministers, as they discussed the progress of this project which aims to boost the global trade and protect the biodiversity along the corridor between the two nations, who are expected to get behind the development of one of his largest mining projects, with the aim of boosting the number of mines and other industries in recent years, but why is it likely to have given the chance to take steps towards creating another significant leap in economic capabilities and its impact on the environment. This is what the government believes is set to make it possible to deliver further funding.

Source: cnbcafrica.com
Published on 2024-08-01

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