Le Terminal à Hydrocarbures de Kribi entre dans une phase décisive en juin 2026

Le 5 juin 2026, le Port Autonome de Kribi et la Société Camerounaise des Dépôts Pétroliers ont visité le site d'implémentation du Terminal à Hydrocarbures de Kribi, marquant une étape clé pour le projet. Ce développement vise à positionner le Cameroun comme un hub énergétique majeur en Afrique centrale. Les autorités espèrent que cette infrastructure renforcera la capacité du pays à gérer ses ressources pétrolières.

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