THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BEGINS CONCERTATION WITH PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

Source: Guinea press

The National Council for Economic and Social Development of Equatorial Guinea has a series of meetings with public institutions have begun to address the crisis economic situation of the country. Last Tuesday, August 13, the Council summoned the Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons led by Minister Antonio Oburu Ondo, to evaluate the crucial oil and gas sector, which accounts for 87% of GDP and 76% of revenues national prosecutors.

These sessions, chaired by Marcelino Owono Edu, President of the National Council

for Economic Development, seek to analyze the current situation and formulate proposals

to improve the economy. In the coming weeks, other meetings are expected to be held

institutions to carry out a comprehensive analysis of their particular situations; given

The National Council was created with the mission of examining and advising both the

government and other public institutions to improve the economic and social situation

of the country.