Lord Neil Gibson Plans On Developing Rural Morocco

LAS VEGAS - June 15, 2015 - PRLog -- Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson and the team at SFBBL AG as well as LNBG LLC proudly announce that they have officially submitted a proposal to the Moroccan government illustrating a far-reaching plan to uplift previously overlooked portions of the population economically through creation of employment opportunities in remote and undeveloped areas.  Typically these areas are passed over as development targets by foreign investment companies due to the scope of the existing infrastructure that would make exploitation of natural resources profitable, as the lack of roads, bridges, adequate access to educational facilities and medical providers, as well as a lack of available housing for the population of workers who are necessary in order to staff operations poses too much of a deterrant.  Lord Neil Gibson sees the areas as blank canvases, able to provide wages and oportunities for local workers as well as profits for investors as part of a longer-term plan than simply building a factory or a mine.  Gibson views the project as a ground-up creation of an entire infrastructure, one that will eventually allow for the exploitation of an abundant natural resource to be the machine which will sustain profits over time.

SFBBL AG as well as LNBG LLC are well known in the international business landscape for projects of these types, being seen previously in areas like Belize and Africa, where the utilization of creative sources of affordable housing in the form of shipping containers allowed for remote area development in order to create opportunities for rural populations who had perviously not been able to be untied with more developed areas due to lack of interest on investor's parts to provide the capital and resources necesary.  Gibson's plans typically involve government and private partnerships which bring together expertise, capital and human resources to bring developments to fruition, then resulting in the ability to exploit a targeted resource in the area for ongoing profits for all involved.  Morocco sees the same type of plan from Gibson and his companies as well as the investment partners interested in this area, and with the submission of the plan as well as successful meetings with high ranking government officials in the area, the prognosis for a successful development is positive.  Information on Morocco as well as other Lord Neil Gibson projects can be found at his website at http://www.lordneilgibson.com