The prime minister inspects crucial projects in littoral; Josep Dion Ngute
arrived in the Littoral Region Thursday morning.
He is scheduled to represent President Paul Biya at the laying of the foundation stone of The Kempinsky Shekinah Palace in Bonanjo on Friday.
Upon his arrival in Edea where he was received by the governor of The Littoral;
Samuel Dieudonné Ivaha Diboua,
The prime minister inspects crucial projects in littoral and made an inspection visit to some projects of high impact.
REHABILITATION WORK ON THE NATIONAL ROAD NUMBER 3 UNDER SCRITINY
The National Road Nö 3 specifically the stretch between Edea and Douala is in a state of advanced degradation and has been a nightmare to drivers and travelers.
Joseph Dion Ngute visited the two separate teams of workers of The China First High way Company who are in charge of the rehabilitation work. The minister of Public Works;
Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi also present on the site explained that the work is progressing steadily. He however blamed the frequent rainfall as the main factor slowinng down the rate of work.
” WORK NIGHT AND DAY AND ACCELERATE THE RHYTHM OF WORK “
The prime minister inspects crucial projects in littoral ,
the pm instructs officials of The China First Highway Company to work round the clock and ensure that the work is completed in the shortest possible time.
He said the long delays and discomfort which drivers and travelers experience must stop.
THE DIBAMBA INDUSTRIAL PORT COMPLEX UNDER SCRUTINY.
On his way to Douala, Joseph Dion Ngute also made a stopover at The Dibamba Industrial Port Project site.
Just over a year after laying the foundation stone, the PM visited the project to evaluate the progress of work. Valued at 230 billion,
The Dibamba Industrial Port Project is expected to stimulate industrial growth,
the development of logistics platforms, push local transformation and boost import substitution once completed.
Officials told the PM that the project is progressing with the cleaning of the site, geothechoncal trials and access roads already in place.
Christian Che Atam
Prime Minister's Cabinet 
