The twenty (20) lucky beneficiaries of the “A taxi, a job, a future” project were selected, following a rigorous selection, carried out in two (2) phases, according to transparent criteria. The list of said beneficiaries can be consulted on the website of the Ogooué Mining Company (Comilog), at the following address:
The twenty (20) lucky beneficiaries of the project, following their designation, following motivational interviews and driving tests, took part last Thursday in an information session organized within the framework of the cinema Manga, located at the Cité des cadres Comilog, in Moanda.
“We are happy to contribute modestly to the creation of jobs for young Gabonese men and women, in line with the presidential initiative “A Gabonese, a taxi”, in the Haut Ogooué region, area of operation of our company »declared Tamarah Moutotekema Boussamba, CSR Project Manager (social and environmental responsibility) in charge of economic diversification at the Sustainable Development Department of Comilog.
Fruit of the Gabonese State and Eramet-Comilog partnership, within the framework of the CSR Fund, the project ”A Taxi, a job, a future” is launched for the towns of Moanda, Mounana, Bakoumba and Franceville. This project is in line with the objectives of the Eramet Group’s Act For Positive Mining CSR roadmap, expressed through the Eramet Beyond For Contributive Impacts program.
It aims to empower young Gabonese men and women, under the aegis of the Ministry of Labor and the fight against unemployment and the technical partnership of the National Employment Promotion Center (PNPE).
Elliott Ana Wonder
*Source: COMILOG
2024-11-16 17:14:00
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What are the main goals of the “A Taxi, A Job, A Future” project?
**Interview with Jean-Pierre Mambou, Project Coordinator of “A Taxi, A Job, A Future”**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Jean-Pierre. Can you tell us a bit about the “A Taxi, A Job, A Future” project and its objectives?
**Jean-Pierre:** Thank you for having me. This project aims to provide economic opportunities for individuals in our community through the taxi industry. Our goal is to empower participants by offering them not just a vehicle but also the training and support they need to succeed as taxi drivers.
**Editor:** How were the beneficiaries selected for this program?
**Jean-Pierre:** The selection process was quite rigorous and took place in two phases. We prioritized transparency throughout the process. Candidates underwent motivational interviews to assess their commitment, along with driving tests to ensure they had the necessary skills.
**Editor:** That’s interesting! Can you share some details about the recent information session held for the beneficiaries?
**Jean-Pierre:** Absolutely. Last Thursday, we hosted an information session at the cinema Manga in Cité des cadres Comilog. It was an opportunity for the selected beneficiaries to learn more about the project, receive their vehicles, and discuss the next steps. This gathering fostered a sense of community and excitement among them.
**Editor:** Where can people find the list of the selected beneficiaries?
**Jean-Pierre:** The list is publicly available on the Ogooué Mining Company’s website, Comilog. We believe in transparency and making information easily accessible to the community.
**Editor:** Looking ahead, what impact do you hope this project will have on the community?
**Jean-Pierre:** We aim to create sustainable livelihoods and reduce unemployment in our area. By enabling these individuals to become self-sufficient through the taxi industry, we hope to uplift families and inspire others to pursue their dreams.
**Editor:** Thank you for sharing this enlightening information, Jean-Pierre. We’re looking forward to seeing the positive outcomes of your project!
**Jean-Pierre:** Thank you! We appreciate your support in spreading the word about our initiative.
