An update on project delay from Cameroon’s Minister of Economy,...

An update on project delay from Cameroon’s Minister of Economy, Planning and Regional Developmen while he was answering questions from press. Sorry for copy paste from google translate.

https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&...7XaVreV6DD_3g2qzg&sig2=Oki9TaT1TNfmHHa6GGPApw

1. Regarding the deepwater port of Kribi completed when the access roads are lacking, the Minepat rejects a possible "lack of planning". Louis Paul Motaze indicates that "it was necessary to seek funds for the construction of the port and then try to build a highway Edea-Kribi, which is made from the rest."

2. Concerning the operation expected Mbalam iron - estimated at six billion dollars, or about 3000 billion CFA francs - the boss of Economy told that this project "is suffering from the current economic situation linked to the falling price of this raw material ". It was also learned that discussions were underway with the Chinese who are "very interested in this integrated project, as Australians who hold the rights both in Cameroon, Congo