Equatorial Guinea
A Resource Powerhouse with Diversification Ambitions
Equatorial Guinea is transforming its oil wealth into diversified economic opportunities. While energy remains a mainstay with significant oil and LNG projects, sectors like tourism, real estate, and infrastructure are becoming central to national development strategies.
Tourism has untapped potential, with opportunities to develop eco-tourism and luxury resorts showcasing the country's biodiversity. Investments in urban real estate and infrastructure, including ports and airports, align with government efforts to create a more diversified, sustainable economy.
Economic Overview:
Equatorial Guinea has one of the highest GDP per capita in Africa, driven by its vast oil and gas reserves. The government is focused on diversifying the economy into sectors like agriculture, fisheries, and tourism.
Investment Opportunities
Energy: LNG projects, downstream processing, and renewable energy.
Tourism: Eco-tourism and luxury resort development.
Infrastructure: Ports, roads, and aviation.
Waste Management
Key Considerations
Political stability and improving regulatory frameworks make this a promising destination for high-growth projects.
Capital: Malabo (current) Ciudad de la Paz (under construction)
Area: 28,050 sq km
Population: 1.6 million
Languages: Spanish, French, Portuguese
Life expectancy: 59 years (men) 63 years (women)
