delegation of Guadeloupe inquires about the opportunities of the GDIZ

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2023-08-28 08:26:58

Unique in the world, due to the advantages it offers to industrialists, the Glo-Djigbé-Zè Industrial Zone (GDIZ) continues to attract the attention of investors. On Friday August 25, 2023, a delegation from Guadeloupe visited Benin’s industrial platform which, less than a year after its effective operationalization, is experiencing great achievements.
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The Industrial Zone of Glo-Djigbé-Zè (GDIZ), manifest will of the Beninese State to transform the economy of Benin, does not fail to arouse, in the ranks of African and foreign investors, the will to invest in Benin. After many other actors, it is the turn of Guadeloupe visitors to fall under the spell of this jewel of Beninese industry. Indeed, on a visit to Benin on the occasion of the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition (JISTNA), the President of the Departmental Council of Guadeloupe, Guy Losbar and his suite visited the GDIZ . Objective: to discover the GDIZ, its mission and the prospects. Welcomed by the SIPI-Benin teams, this visit was an opportunity for the delegation made up of Jean-Philippe Courtois, 1st vice-president, mayor of Capesterre Belle-Eau; Adrien Baron, vice-president, Mayor of Sainte-Rose; Ferdy Louisy, Mayor of Goyave; Tania Galvani, 1st Deputy City of Pointe à Pitre; Jean-Luc Romana, Advisor to the Chairman; and Emmanuel Gordien, President of the CM 98 collective, to learn more about this platform which echoes around the world and whose first achievements are already on major markets, particularly in the United States. Impressed by the level of implementation of the project with all the specificities it incorporates, Guy Losbar, at the end of the visit, expressed his admiration to the various parties involved in its realization, and especially to the Benin State of have thought. “It’s well thought out, and it even incorporates environmental aspects”, he acknowledged while congratulating SIPI-Benin for the number of jobs already created at the end of the first phase of 400 ha, i.e. approximately 7,000 jobs. Reassured that there are benefits for all investors, he undertook to introduce this investment model to Guadeloupe investors. “I will come back with Guadeloupe investors so that they can be in this dynamic,” he reassured.

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