The construction sector in Congo
The Congolese construction and public works sector is experiencing remarkable growth, driven by ambitious infrastructure projects and urban reconstruction. With its large-scale projects and massive public investments, Congo is positioning the construction industry as a driving force for economic development and the modernization of the country.
Congo – Construction
– Real estate, a priority sector
A priority sector of the National Development Plan (NDP) 2022-2026, real estate development aims to strengthen the legal framework, increase...
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Congo – Construction
– A concerted territorial project
Faced with the growing population growth since independence, the government is working, through a concerted and shared territorial project, ...
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Congo – Construction
– Modernization of the Road Fund
In Congo, the network requires maintenance and rehabilitation work on paved and dirt roads. The public establishment in...
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Congo – Construction
– Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire with local urban planning schemes
A priority sector of the National Development Plan (NDP) 2022-2026, real estate development aims to strengthen the legal framework, increase...
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Interview with Jean-Jacques Bouya, Minister of State, Minister of Regional Planning and Infrastructure...
In Congo, the network requires maintenance and rehabilitation work on both paved and dirt roads. The public institution responsible for this task will be modernized for greater...
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A priority sector of the National Development Plan (NDP) 2022-2026, real estate development aims to strengthen the legal framework, increase the supply of decent housing at lower costs and increase...
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A priority sector of the National Development Plan (NDP) 2022-2026, real estate development aims to strengthen the legal framework, increase the supply of decent housing at lower costs and increase...
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Faced with the growing population growth since independence, the government is working, through a concerted and shared territorial project, to respond to the challenges of social cohesion, economic competitiveness, etc.
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