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It was within the framework of the celebration of the liberation coup of August 30, 2023, that the president of the transition addressed the nation on Thursday, August 29, 2024. On this occasion, General Brice Oligui Nguema highlighted a multitude of structuring projects already completed and in progress in various fields. Regarding the housing and housing sector, he notably announced the construction of 1,900 2-3 bedroom housing units for civil servants.
Meeting the needs of the population and improving their living conditions are certainly the main objectives of the transitional president. It is with this in mind that on Thursday, August 29, during his address to the nation marking one year since the liberation coup, Brigadier General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema announced the construction of more than 1,000 housing units for civil servants. An initiative that aims to relieve the latter, who are struggling to find proper and decent housing with their families.
After the GR staff, it’s the turn of the civil servants
Indeed, given the observation that the need for decent housing remains a major concern for « several compatriots », The President of the transition has decided to do what is necessary in order to provide a prompt and effective response. 1,900 social housing units with 2 and 3 bedrooms for civil servants will therefore be built very quickly in ” following the model designed for the military ». The construction of these homes should generate direct jobs during the construction phase.
So ” the monthly housing premium will constitute the mortgage to finance the acquisition of the housing “In addition to these measures, the Gabonese number one announced mechanisms to reach other layers of society. In particular, ” the private sector and the so-called economically weak categories “Not without missing projects affecting the oil, health and other sectors.
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