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Home›Dredging›Additional USD852 million is required to build the deepwater port of Limbe (Cameroon)
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January 20, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Additional USD852 million is required to build the deepwater port of Limbe (Cameroon)

A feasibility study released by the Limbe Port Development Corporation and its Korean partners has revealed that an additional USD852 million is required to build the deepwater port of Limbe, in southwest Cameroon… [mappress] Source: Ports & Ships, January 20, 2010

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A feasibility study released by the Limbe Port Development Corporation and its Korean partners has revealed that an additional USD852 million is required to build the deepwater port of Limbe, in southwest Cameroon …

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Source: Ports & Ships, January 20, 2010

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