Cameroon Government Revives Limbe Deep Seaport Project with New Feasibility Study
The Cameroonian government, led by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute, has ordered a new feasibility study for the Limbe Deep Seaport, a project that has been in discussion for over 40 years. This initiative aims to enhance the country's maritime infrastructure and alleviate congestion at the Port of Douala. The renewed focus on this project reflects the government's commitment to improving economic activities through better port facilities.
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