Yaounde, Cameroon – (African Boulevard News) – Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua, the new Minister of Hydrocarbons has been making waves since he took over the ministry in May 2021, with various ambitious plans to improve the department. The latest on his agenda is the reorganisation and the move of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons in Congo.
The move has been a long time coming, and it seems Itoua is eager to bring a new wave of change to the ministry. According to sources, the reorientation of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons will provide new momentum for the development of the oil and gas sector, which is crucial to the country’s economic growth.
The Ministry of Hydrocarbons will be moving to a new building, which is currently under construction. Itoua has stated that the new location will be more spacious and equipped with the necessary infrastructure for the ministry to fulfill its mandate adequately.
The move to a new building is not the only change that Itoua is implementing. He is also undertaking a comprehensive reorganisation of the department, with a focus on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the ministry’s operations. Itoua’s goal is to build a more transparent, accountable and results-oriented ministry, which will help to attract more investment and create more jobs in the sector.
The move and reorganisation of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons have been lauded by industry experts and stakeholders. According to a report by Africa Intelligence, the reorganisation of the department is expected to bring significant benefits to the oil and gas sector in Congo, including increased production and revenue.
“The move and reorganisation of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons are necessary steps that will help to create a more efficient and effective ministry, which is critical to the development of the oil and gas sector. It’s a move in the right direction towards growing the sector and improving the lives of the Congolese people,” said a top industry expert.
In conclusion, Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua’s plans to reorganise and move the Ministry of Hydrocarbons in Congo are a sign of his commitment to the development of the oil and gas sector in the country. The move will bring much-needed change to the ministry and improve its operations, ultimately leading to increased production and revenue. With the support of industry experts and stakeholders, Itoua is set to achieve his goals and create a more prosperous future for Congo.
