EBOMAF-GABON: 485 km of roads to build the future

Today, infrastructure is a key driver for economic transformation in Africa, and the EBOMAF Group demonstrates why it is a key player in development on the continent. In Gabon, this Burkinabè multinational is putting all its technical know-how and organisation at the service of a vast road programme of 485 kilometres of construction sites.

The presence of EBOMAF on the ground of the Gabonese BTP does not only prove the vitality of African entrepreneurship. It also shows that a model of performance, rigour and excellence can be exported to strengthen African integration.

EBOMAF is active in this Central African country. The various projects launched throughout Gabon aim at the same goal: improving the mobility of people and goods, opening up isolated areas, boosting economic exchanges, facilitating access to essential services and supporting local development. Every kilometer built is an investment in the growth, competitiveness and well-being of people.

Among the most notable projects are the 83-kilometre Ntoum-Cocobeach axis, which will last 48 months. This strategic route will open up this part of the Gabonese coast a little more and give a boost to economic, commercial and tourism activities. In the same vein, the EBOMAF teams advance on the Lébamba-Mbigou section (34 kilometers), before attacking the big Mbigou-Malinga-Molo project, which stretches over 124 kilometers.

This extensive road network is complemented by two other essential routes: Yombi-Carrefour Rabi, 125 kilometres, and Carrefour Rabi-Omboué, 119 kilometres. With all these projects, EBOMAF actively contributes to the modernisation of the Gabonese road network and to the construction of infrastructures that support the country's development ambitions.

Managing nearly 500 kilometres of work at the same time requires a strong organization, impressive technical capabilities and a highly qualified team. True to its reputation, the EBOMAF Group relies on the quality of the works, the observance of international standards, the monitoring of deadlines and the safety on the construction sites to guide its action.

Behind these roads, it is a whole vision of development carried by the pan-African company: that of an Africa that builds its own infrastructure, values its talents and affirms its expertise. By taking up this challenge with professionalism and consistency, EBOMAS strengthens Burkina Faso's image of excellence on the continent and proves that African know-how can meet the highest technical requirements and effectively accompany the march towards emergence.

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