DRC Invites International Companies to Develop Economic Zone at Banana Port
The Minister of Foreign Trade of the DRC has invited international companies to invest in a special economic zone near Banana port in Kongo Central. The first phase of the project is set to conclude by the end of 2026, enabling docking for large container ships. Phoenix LLC, engaged in various sectors, expressed interest and is encouraged to participate in the DRC's battery and electric vehicle industry projects. The minister also highlighted market opportunities in China, the US, the UAE, and the UK, and announced an upcoming Forum on Cobalt Valorization supported by the International Trade Centre.

The Minister of Foreign Trade of the Democratic Republic of Congo has invited international companies to invest in a special economic zone around the Banana port in Kongo Central. The project's first phase is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, facilitating the docking of large container ships.
Phoenix LLC, which focuses on mining and energy, has shown interest in the DRC's business opportunities and is encouraged to engage in battery and electric vehicle projects in designated Special Economic Zones. The minister also discussed access to markets in China, the US, the UAE, and the UK, with plans for a Forum on Cobalt Valorization supported by the International Trade Centre.




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