Obiang Lima: The Right Leader for  CAPS’ Next Chapter

By William Emmanuel Ukpoju 

In a significant move to propel Central Africa’s energy landscape, H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, former Minister of Planning and Economy and Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons of Equatorial Guinea, has been appointed President of the Strategic Partnerships and Financing Committee of the Central African Pipeline System (CAPS).

A visionary leader and one of the key initiators of the CAPS project, alongside the Central Africa Business Energy Forum (CABEF) and the African Petroleum Producers Organization (APPO), His Excellency embodies the region’s ambition for a united and prosperous energy sector.

As a seasoned expert in the energy sector, H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his new role. His leadership and expertise will play a pivotal role in creating strategic partnerships and developing an ambitious financing strategy aimed at enhancing energy security in Central Africa.

The CAPS project aims to promote regional integration, energy cooperation, and economic development in Central Africa. Under His Excellency’s guidance, the Strategic Partnerships and Financing Committee will focus on:

Fostering collaboration with international partners to attract investments.

Developing innovative financing solutions to support energy infrastructure development.

As well as promoting sustainable energy practices and environmental stewardship.

CABEF has congratulated H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima on his appointment, wishing him great success in his new role. This endorsement reflects the organization’s confidence in His Excellency’s ability to drive the CAPS project forward.

With H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima at the helm, Central Africa’s energy sector is poised for significant growth and development. His leadership will undoubtedly strengthen regional cooperation, attract investments, and promote sustainable prosperity.

As the region embarks on this new chapter, industry experts and stakeholders will be watching with interest, eager to see the positive impact of His Excellency’s vision and expertise.

The Central African Pipeline System (CAPS) is a regional energy infrastructure project aimed at promoting economic development and energy security in Central Africa.

While the Central Africa Business Energy Forum (CABEF) is a premier platform for energy stakeholders to discuss regional cooperation, investment opportunities, and sustainable development.