Soon a hyper commercial center at the northern entrance of Lomé

Yesterday Monday, the French group Duval announced the construction of a large shopping center in Lomé. This 13,000 m2 site will be located at the northern entrance of the city of Lomé at the level of the large Lomé bypass.

The first center of this size will have "a surface area of 13,000 m2 including 3,500 m2 of food space, it will offer Lomeans many internationally renowned brands," the group said. French group exist in major capitals like Accra and Abidjan, and in order to meet the challenge of modernity, this group intends to build in Togo.

"I am proud of the project carried out by our teams, whose commitment I salute. Their professionalism and expertise are the key to the trust that the Togolese give us. By guaranteeing the presence of internationally renowned brands, our project will initiate a virtuous circle of activity and attractiveness that will perpetuate the development of the territory, "declared Eric Duval, founding president of the Duval group.

This project will also provide jobs during construction and afterwards. According to the group "not counting the jobs generated during the construction phase, our evaluation shows that the active complex will create about 500 direct full-time equivalent jobs (generating income for at least 500 families or more than 2,000 people ). "

It should be noted that the Duval Group is a French group that develops commodity trading activities, notably on the best qualities of world rice (Pelegrina Asia, Pan Asia Impex). The Group also deploys 3 expertise in property development, hydraulic installation and construction of public and private infrastructures in Africa.

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