Working meeting at the Ministry of Finance of The Gambia

Dr. Armandino Lopes attended a working meeting at the headquarters of the Ministry of Finance in Banjul, The Gambia, where he was with His Excellency the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs of The Gambia, the Honourable Dr. Seedy K. M. Keita, as well as Dr. Yero Jallow, Managing Director of GAM Petroleum.

The meeting took place within a context of institutional dialogue and analysis of matters of economic and strategic relevance, allowing for discussions on investment, economic development, and the assessment of cooperation opportunities in sectors of interest to international partners.

At the end of the meeting, the importance of direct contact with government officials and key economic agents was reinforced for understanding the local context, identifying concrete opportunities, and creating favourable conditions for the development of future investment initiatives.

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