Equatorial Guinea’s Vice President Nguema Obiang Mangue Spearheads Efforts to Address Social Housing Deficiencies with Allocation from China

Equatorial Guinea’s Vice President Nguema Obiang Mangue Spearheads Efforts to Address Social Housing Deficiencies with Allocation from China

In a determined move to address pressing concerns over deficiencies in social housing, the city of Dalian in China has allocated a substantial sum of 30,000 million CFA Francs from government retention funds to Equatorial Guinea’s.

This decision was revealed on Monday following a significant work meeting convened by Vice President Nguema Obiang Mangue. The meeting, held at the Africa Palace in Bata, brought together key departments including Public Works, Finance, Geproyectos, and the construction company involved.

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Vice President’s Commitment to Swift Solutions for Social Housing

BNN Breaking understands that Vice President Nguema Obiang Mangue is resolute in his mission to promptly rectify issues plaguing social housing across the country. He has taken proactive measures by urging the involved departments to undertake thorough and meticulous assessments of each house and building block. The objective is to identify and document all shortcomings affecting these properties, facilitating their timely rehabilitation Equatorial Guinea’s.

Prioritizing Transparency and Accountability

Addressing past shortcomings and potential corruption strategies, Vice President Nguema Obiang Mangue expressed a clear stance against lapses that have occurred. He highlighted instances where some Geproyectos agents had neglected to provide comprehensive reports on undertaken works. To rectify this, he has directed that Public Works, the supervising company, and Geproyectos collaborate closely to present a finalized draft by early October. This comprehensive draft will encompass detailed breakdowns and damages of each dwelling. Regular meetings have also been recommended to ensure a unified approach.

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Stringent Validation and Certification

In his unwavering commitment to citizens’ well-being and the avoidance of past construction pitfalls, Vice President Nguema Obiang Mangue has called upon construction company China Dalian to submit materials to be used in the rehabilitation process. These materials will undergo validation and certification to ensure they meet the required standards. The Vice President has emphasized the unique opportunity at hand to definitively resolve the social housing issue and has encouraged all involved parties to approach the endeavour with a patriotic spirit.