Drinking Water Supply Project at the Port of Kribi
Drinking Water Supply Project at the Port of Kribi
Agreement Signed in Belgium for a Sustainable Solution in Mboro
On October 9, 2019, in Belgium, the Autonomous Port of Kribi (PAK) signed an agreement with ASPAC International to launch the potable water supply project for Mboro and its port-related facilities, covering over 3,000 hectares. Supported by SHER Consulting Engineers, this project represents a major step forward for sustainable development and the well-being of nearby communities.
A Strategic Agreement
On Wednesday, October 9, 2019, officials and representatives of the Autonomous Port of Kribi (PAK) met with the ASPAC International team, led by its CEO Jacques Massart, at the company’s headquarters in Belgium. The meeting aimed to finalize agreements related to the potable water supply project for the port and its associated facilities.
Also in attendance were:
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SHER Consulting Engineers, responsible for technical oversight,
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BELFIUS, acting as lender,
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and CREDENDO, providing credit insurance.
A Project Serving Local Communities
The water supply project is designed to produce and distribute safe drinking water in the locality of Mboro, home to several port-related facilities. These port dependencies cover approximately 3,000 hectares and are part of a larger public utility development area (DUP) of 26,000 hectares.
This initiative reflects PAK’s commitment to providing sustainable infrastructure and improving living conditions for communities within its area of influence.
Through this project and many other initiatives, the Autonomous Port of Kribi reaffirms its mission: to combine economic development with the well-being of local populations.
