Roads

Across the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) and the broader sub-region, transport networks face critical hurdles: missing cross-border links, difficult terrain, long transport corridors, and significant infrastructure financing deficits. Despite these challenges, Central Africa holds vast potential to transform into a fully integrated economic zone through strategic transport links, multimodal logistics nodes, and modern regional corridors.

At the African Chamber of Commerce in Scandinavia (ACCS), we serve as a strategic bridge connecting Scandinavian engineering expertise, green transport technology, and institutional investors with transformative infrastructure developments across Central Africa. Our active engagement in the sector encompasses key areas including:

• Cross-Border Transport Corridors & Expressway Development: Supporting strategic multi-country highway networks and key links to enable seamless trade flow across the region.
• Transnational Bridges & Border Access Infrastructure: Driving major connectivity projects, including cross-border bridges over the Ntem River, missing road sections, and modern access roads to key road-rail infrastructure that unite neighboring economies.
• Multimodal Logistics, Dry Ports & Industrial Zones: Promoting high-impact trade enablement hubs-such as the Ebebiyín and N’Guéli dry ports and port-adjacent logistics corridors-to optimize freight movement between maritime gateways like Kribi, Douala, and Pointe-Noire and landlocked interior markets.
• Regional Railway Expansion & Modernization: Supporting feasibility, rehabilitation, and construction initiatives for major rail links—including the Ngaoundéré–N’Djamena connection, the Belabo–Bangui extension, and key rail corridors—to build sustainable, high-capacity freight networks.