Bangui's economy

The industrial base in Central Africa and China is weak, and the manufacturing industry is still in the primary stage. There are more than 200 industrial enterprises in Central Africa, most of which are concentrated in Bangui, mainly small and medium-sized processing and assembly enterprises, such as cotton textile mills, slaughterhouses, sawmills, sacks, flour mills, breweries, cigarette factories, meat processing plants, oil plants, tanneries and cement plants. China-Africa Textile Factory in Bangui has 49% national capital and is the largest enterprise in the textile industry. Mokafu Brewery has an annual output of 3,654.38+0.9 million liters of beer. China-Africa Cigarette Company has an annual output of 23 million packs of cigarettes. China-Africa Cigar Factory has an annual output of 6.5438+200,000 handmade cigars. The assembly plant of Citroen Automobile Company in Central Africa assembles 65,438+042 cars (65,438+0986) every year. Central Africa's power industry, which is dominated by hydropower, has developed rapidly, and there are power stations and power plants in Bangui. Cotton, coffee, diamonds and timber are the four pillars of the Central African economy. The main crops planted in the suburbs of Bangui are cotton and coffee, followed by cassava. Cassava is the basic food for farmers.