Mr. Samateh, what is FANKUNG FANKUNG?


On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 2:12 PM, samateh saikou <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

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> Thursday, August 05, 2010
> A high-powered delegation of investors from the Al-Sultanah International
> Holding Limited, an Omani-based firm, Wednesday arrived The Gambia for a
> second visit aimed at finalising agreements for potential investment in
> various areas.
>
> The delegation, led by the chairman of the firm, Zakariya Al Ghassani, was
> received on arrival at the Banjul International Airport, by Gambian
> officials headed by Ebrima JT Kujabi, the country's ambassador-at-large, on
> behalf of the government. "This is our second visit to The Gambia. We came
> first to the country before and of course we were happy to meet the
> officials and discuss several issues in terms of cooperation between Oman
> and The Gambia, and our group for investment in the country. Now we are
> here to follow-up on the first visit and indeed carrying a lot of ideas
> especially in the aviation sector, oil and alternative energy," Al Ghassani
> told this reporter in an interview shortly after they landed at the airport.
>
> He described this visit as a very important one for them as they intend to
> execute the plans they had agreed on during their previous visit. "We are
> here also to find out how to put the main lines for cooperation between
> groups, companies, the investors, the expertise and their counterparts in
> The Gambia," he stated. While commending President Jammeh for what he
> called his understanding, kindness, and for inviting them to The Gambia,
> the Omani investor hailed The Gambia's investment climate. He specifically
> pointed out the country's strategic location, and its peaceful nature as
> sources of attraction for potential investors.
>
> He then expressed hope that more areas of investment would be explored
> when they visit again in September.Dr Suhayb Saran, another member of the
> delegation, and vice chairman of the firm, said: "This visit is more than a
> finalisation process and it is time to proceed and take action practically
> to start the work." He disclosed that they want to invest in three specific
> areas out of the five agreed upon during their first visit, notably
> aviation; oil exploration; and alternative energy supply and other clean
> energies.
>
> Also speaking to this reporter, Ambassador Ebrima JT Kujabi, who also
> stood in for Gambia's ambassador to Qatar, Ansumana Jammeh, described the
> Omani firm delegation's second visit as very important. "They are potential
> investors who are determined to invest in our dear motherland. It is
> significant in the sense that they are interested to invest in the energy,
> and so on," Ambassador Kujabi said. He opined that successful investment in
> the aforementioned areas would greatly increase the socio-economic
> development of the country, as well as creating job opportunities, notably
> among the youth folk.
>
> "His Excellency the president of the Republic is aware of their visit and
> he has set up a taskforce that would work hand-in-hand with the delegation
> to make sure that all what they want come true," he revealed, while
> expressing hope that the visit would be fruitful. The Gambia's
> ambassador-at-large concluded by commending Ambassador Jammeh for his
> efforts in facilitating the trip.
>
> Fast becoming an investment hub
> The visit of the Omani investors came hard on the heels of previous visits
> to the country by different potential investors from across the world. The
> most recent investors included those who came from the United States of
> America, the Gulf Emirate of Qatar, and Ukraine, amongst a host of others.
> Author: *by Hatab Fadera*
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