The leaders of the Moroccan group Walili presented, on August 24, to the Minister of Investment Promotion, Public-Private Partnerships, responsible for improving the business environment, Carmen Ndaot, their ambition to integrate the Gabonese market. .
The promotion of investments and economic partnerships was at the center of the exchanges which took place, on August 24, by videoconference, between the Minister in charge of Investment Promotion, Carmen Ndaot, and a group of Moroccan investors represented by the Walili group.
This meeting was organized by the Embassy of Gabon in Morocco and deployed by the Gabonese Investment Promotion Agency. For these first exchanges, it was mainly a matter of making contact between the parties with the ambition of demonstrating what they offer in terms of opportunities.
“This meeting takes place within the framework of investment promotion which is one of the missions of our ministry. We were able to discuss with a group of Moroccan investors, in particular the Walili group which wishes to invest in Gabon. It must be said that they wish to invest in sectors which are, for us, priority sectors, in particular the wood sector, those of agro-industry and real estate “, declared Carmen Ndaot.
According to the government member, “this exchange is a clear sign that our country, Gabon, remains an ideal destination, a privileged destination for investors and that many investment opportunities are still of great interest.” We are “gradually initiating our economic recovery” and “that it is now our duty to capture and materialize these investments with the tools that the State has put in place, in particular ANPI-Gabon”.
The CEO of the Walili group, Amine Nokta, presented the 30-year-old group, which was involved in real estate from the start. “We have several other subsidiaries, be it food, health or sport. We have opted for diversification, it has been over seven years. It is with this experience, it is with our executives, that we want to integrate Gabon, to enter through the front door, in an official and honorable manner, “he said.
The Director General of ANPI-Gabon, Gabriel Ntougou, also presented the opportunities offered by Gabon with its special economic zone, its new Investment Code in preparation, but through the implementation of Doing Business reforms and all the efforts made by the government to clean up and improve the business climate.
