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THE PRIME MINISTER, CHIEF OF GOVERNMENT VISITS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN THE CITY OF BATA
06/25/09 The Prime Minister, Chief of Government, devoted Tuesday to visiting the infrastructure projects in the city of Bata
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HEARING OF THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF CAMEROON IN MONGOMO
06/24/09 THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF CAMEROON IS RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC UPON ARRIVING FOR HIS HEARING.
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THE SEMINAR WORKSHOP ON ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF PROJECTS OPENS
06/23/09 THE MINISTRY OF PLANNING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND INVESTMENT PAIRS WITH THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF EQUATORIAL GUINEA TO OPEN SEMINAR WORKSHOP ON THE ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF PROJECTS
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THE CAMEROON MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, HENRI EYEBE AYISSI, COMES TO EQUATORIAL GUINEA
06/22/09
THE DELEGATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON, HEADED BY FOREIGN MINISTER HENRI EYEBE AYISSI, ARRIVES THIS WEEKEND IN MALABO.
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PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF SUBSTATION POWER LINES IN DJIBLHO
06/22/09 THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC PRESIDED OVER THE GROUNDBREAKING ON A CONSTRUCTION PROJECT IN NKUE THAT WILL CREATE AN ELECTRIC SUBSTATION FOR THE DJIBLHO HYDRAULIC CENTER.
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ESTABLISHING A FUND TO REDUCE MATERNAL AND CHILD MORTALITY
06/19/09 THE FIRST LADY OF THE NATION SEEKS TO ESTABLISH A FUND FOR THE REDUCTION OF MATERNAL AND INFANT MORTALITY
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GRAND TOUR IN THE TERRITORY OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE
06/19/09 THE JOINT COMMITTEE AND SPECIAL GOVERNMENT POLITICAL PARTIES CONTINUE THEIR TOUR ON THE ISLAND OF BIOKO
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETS
06/17/09 THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY MEET IN MALABO
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SEMINAR ON ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND THE FINANCING OF TERRORISM
06/16/09 ENDING THIS WEEKEND IS A SEMINAR ON THE FIGHT AGAINST MONEY LAUNDERING AND THE FINANCING OF TERRORISM
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PRIME MINISTER OF ETHIOPIA COMES TO MALABO
06/13/09
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"Equatorial Guinea is growing terrifically fast. The fastest [growing country in 2006] was Equatorial Guinea, which averaged annual growth between 1995 and 2005 of 20 percent a year.”
-- Eric Swanson, head of the Global Data Program, The World Bank |
"The government of the United States recognizes and applauds the commitment of the government of Equatorial Guinea to this initiative [new Social Development Fund] that benefits the people of Equatorial Guinea. This is a concrete demonstration of the government's commitment to using its new-found wealth to improve the lives of its citizens."
-- U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, R. Niels Marquardt, 7/7/2005 |
"And as I said to [President Obiang], I hope we can help you set a gold standard of how a country manages its oil revenue and lets its people know what's happening to them. I think it's [working with Equatorial Guinea] a terrific opportunity and I was very impressed with his leadership and his government's leadership."
-- World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz, 6/23/05 |
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