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South African President Jacob Zuma and his Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) counterpart Joseph Kabila will preside over the signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) relating to the so-called ‘Grand Inga’ hydropower project. South Africa’s Presidency said in a statement that the MoU, which would be signed on November 12 by the energy ministers of the two countries, could open the way for the crafting of a formal treaty. Such a treaty was expected to create the framework for the implementation of the much-anticipated project and would include defined project-execution milestones. A technical committee, comprising senior officials from both countries and led by a Ministerial Commission, would oversee the finalisation of the treaty. South Africa’s power utility Eskom and the DRC’s Société Nationale d'Électricité Société a Responsibilité Limitée National, or SNEL, would also enter into an agreement that would facilitate the execution of the project. Additional information: Full story at EngineeringNews News date: 10/11/2011 |
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