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Benguela, the famous "City of Red Acacias", is historically one of Angola's economic pillars, serving as the main gateway to the continent's interior through the Lobito Corridor. The province boasts enviable logistics infrastructure, anchored by the Port of Lobito — one of the most modern and deepest on the West African coast — and the Benguela Railway (CFB), which connects the ocean to the mining areas of the DRC and Zambia. This geographical configuration places the province at the center of regional trade, offering a solid base for investments in maritime services and multimodal transport. Benguela's industrial sector is diversified and resilient, with special emphasis on salt, fishing, and textile industries.
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