Gabonese Republic: the EBOMAF Group takes over the activities of a shipping company with a first ferry of 500 places

Gabonese Republic: the EBOMAF Group takes over the activities of a shipping company with a first ferry of 500 places

The presence of the EBOMAF Group in the Gabonese Republic continues to be very strong. In addition to the major works where it is already displayed on several roadworks throughout the country, he launched, Friday 30 August 2024 in Libreville, the resumption of the activities of a company dedicated to the marine transport of passengers. It is a concessionaire company that will invest exclusively in this sector in Gabon. The President and Chief Executive Officer, Mahamadou Bonkoungou, has just put another rope to his bow in the momentum of diversification of his activities.

For this operation, the Burkinabe businessman was granted a 20-year concession agreement for the operation of the National Inland and International Navigation Company (C2N2I). The start-up of the activities began with the commissioning of a ferry with nine hundred (500) seats on the four (4) ships planned. This first boat has just been inaugurated in a national fervor. The aim is to rally the Gabonese capital to other coastal cities in the country. The new Ferry will be used to transport passengers and their goods. His baptism saw the effective presence of the president of the transition, General Oligui Nguema whose 30 August 2024 coincides with the year I of his takeover.

Through a colourful ceremony, the revival of passenger shipping in Gabon by the BTP magnate, Mahamadou Bonkoungou, was greeted by a whole people with the highest authorities at their head. The arrival of the five hundred (500) seat ferry is welcomed as an of of relief. "The commissioning of this Ferry is part of the continuity of a perfect business relationship between the Gabonese Republic and my company. This confirms a real willingness to provide quick solutions to the crucial problems that African countries are going through", stressed the new concessionaire Mahamadou Bonkoungou, President and CEO of the EBOMAF Group, who is proud of his thirty-five (35) years of experience in business.

Thanks to the substantial investment made by the EBOMAF Group in this sector, it is a new page that was written on Friday 30 August 2024 in the process of opening up Gabon by sea. The acquisition of the new passenger vessel is urgently needed. It will maintain regular traffic between Libreville and Port-Gentil in a few hours with one hundred and fifty (150) vehicles in addition to its five hundred (500) passengers and their luggage.

The resumption of passenger shipping thanks to the assistance of the EBOMAF Group is a testament to the vitality of a fruitful partnership which contributes a little to national socio-economic progress. The new company intends to increase the number of its vessels to four (4) as soon as possible and to promote maritime links both nationally and with other countries. "This boat aims to give a boost to the Gabonese economy," said Captain de Vaisseau Dieudonné Loïc Ndinga Mouduma, Minister of Transport, Marine Marchande and Sea.

The excellence of the partnership between the Gabonese State under the leadership of General Oligui Nguéma and the EBOMAF Group led by its President and Chief Executive Officer, Mahamadou Bonkoungou, continues to produce convincing results. Both sides have committed themselves to a fruitful collaboration to secure the country by air, sea and land.

After delivering large batches of equipment to the government to boost the national construction sector and allowing the national airline to resume flight with new aircraft, the EBOMAF Group is already very active in various locations in Gabon to develop and build modern roads to international standards.

In the dynamic of growth and expansion of its activities, Gabon represents an ideal position for the conquest of Central Africa.

JESP/AB

The presence of the EBOMAF Group in the Gabonese Republic continues to be very strong. In addition to the major works where it already appears on several roadworks across the country, he launched, Friday 30 August 2024 in Libreville, the activities of his new company dedicated to the marine transport of passengers. It is a concessionaire company created to invest exclusively in this component in Gabon. The President and Chief Executive Officer, Mahamadou Bonkoungou, has just put another rope to his bow in the momentum of diversification of his activities.

After the acquisition and restructuring of the National Inland and International Navigation Company (C2N2I), the Burkinabe businessman reached a concession agreement with the Gabonese authorities. Thus for the operation of its new shipping company, it is a first ferry torrent nine hundred (500) seats, out of the four (4) ships planned, which has just been inaugurated in a national fervour. The aim is to rally the Gabonese capital to other coastal cities in the country. The official entry into service of this ship used for the transport of passengers and their goods has experienced the effective presence of the president of the transition, General Oligui Nguema whose 30 August 2024 coincides with the year I of its takeover.

Through a colourful ceremony, the revival of passenger shipping in Gabon by the magnate of the BTP, Mahamadou Bonkoungou, was greeted by a whole people with at its head the highest authorities. The arrival of the five hundred (500) seat ferry is welcomed as an of of relief. "The commissioning of this Ferry is part of the continuity of a perfect business relationship between the Gabonese Republic and my company. This confirms a real willingness to provide quick solutions to the crucial problems that African countries are going through", stressed the new concessionaire Mahamadou Bonkoungou, President and CEO of the EBOMAF Group, who is proud of his thirty-five (35) years of experience in business.

Thanks to the substantial investment made by the EBOMAF Group in this sector, it is a new page that was written on Friday 30 August 2024 in the process of opening up Gabon by sea. The acquisition of the new passenger vessel is urgently needed. It will maintain regular traffic between Libreville and Port-Gentil in a few hours with one hundred and fifty (150) vehicles in addition to its five hundred (500) passengers and their luggage.

The resumption of passenger shipping thanks to the assistance of the EBOMAF Group is a testament to the vitality of a fruitful partnership which contributes a little to national socio-economic progress. The new company intends to increase the number of its vessels to four (4) as soon as possible and to promote maritime links both nationally and with other countries. "This boat aims to give a boost to the Gabonese economy," said Captain de Vaisseau Dieudonné Loïc Ndinga Mouduma, Minister of Transport, Marine Marchande and Sea.

The excellence of the partnership between the Gabonese State under the leadership of General Oligui Nguéma and the EBOMAF Group led by its President and Chief Executive Officer, Mahamadou Bonkoungou, continues to produce convincing results. Both sides have committed themselves to a fruitful collaboration to secure the country by air, sea and land.

After delivering large batches of equipment to the government to boost the national construction sector and allowing the national airline to resume flight with new aircraft, the EBOMAF Group is already very active in various locations in Gabon to develop and build modern roads to international standards.

In the dynamic of growth and expansion of its activities, Gabon represents an ideal position for the conquest of Central Africa.

JESP/AB

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