Geographic position
Located at the centre of the continent, the country borders Cameroon, Chad, Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of the Congo.
Why Invest
Potential to be developed sustainably
A factual overview of the country's assets and investment needs, without unsupported promises.
Regional integration
As a member of CEMAC and ECCAS, the country is part of regional economic communities with a common currency, the CFA franc.
Natural resources
Farmland, Congo Basin forests, mineral resources and a river network including the Ubangi.
Workforce
A young population whose training and employment are development priorities.
Investment needs
Energy, transport, agro-processing, housing and social services present significant needs.
Sustainable growth
Investment aligned with environmental and social standards can contribute to stability and development.
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