During a periodic press café held on Friday, November 3, 2023 in Bangui, the resident representative of the World Bank and media professionals discussed the issue of access to rsquo; electricity in the Central African Republic

The exchanges between the World Bank and media professionals are aimed at presenting to the Central African population the actions carried out by the World Bank in the energy sector in the Central African Republic. According to the bank's resident representative, the actions of this financial institution aim at providing access to electricity for more than 300,000 households living in Bangui, in peri-urban municipalities and in

For this reason, according to Guido Rurangwa, the institution has launched the emergency project to provide access to electricity (PURACEL) worth 65 million US, or approximately 35 billion CFA francs, which aims to build a 25 Matt solar field with a transmission system to be placed on the ethical network of Central African Energy (ENERCA) in order to support the Central African Republic