Mohamed Bazzi of Gambia has been supporting the West African nation known as The Gambia for many, many years. The Gambia is known for being the smallest nation on the African mainland. The Gambia is a very small country that does not have many natural resources. The people of Gambia have a generally low standard of living when compared to other countries. Mohamed Bazzi cares deeply about people all over the world and has decided to focus his efforts on helping Gambia.

Mohamed Bazzi has commissioned several successful projects that have helped the people and country of Gambia. Mohamed Bazzi teamed up with Seacoast Corporation in 2006 to build Gambia’s very first flour mill. Having their own flour mill means that the people of Gambia are able to enjoy fresh flour on a consistent basis for the very first time ever. Thanks to the addition of having fresh flour, the people of Gambia are now also able to enjoy higher quality bread. The flour mill is even large enough for neighboring countries to utilize as a storage facility. Seacoast Corporation and Mohamed Bazzi of Gambia each own 50% of the flour mill. The flour mill is a top-of-the-line facility and is capable of producing 300 metric tons of flour each and every day.

In addition to commissioning the construction of a flour mill, Mohamed Bazzi of Gambia has also commissioned several fresh water projects. Mohamed Bazzi has commissioned the building of a brand new network of water pipelines. This network of water pipes will bring fresh water to tens of thousands of people for the very first time. Mohamed Bazzi is very pleased with the successful results generated by the water pipeline. Having fresh water for the first time is a huge success. Mohamed Bazzi also commissioned the building of new fresh water storage tanks. These new storage tanks allow Gambia to enjoy fresh water on a more regular basis.

Mohamed Bazzi has also commissioned the building of a new power plant in Gambia. This new power plant has doubled the electricity generating capacity of the country of Gambia.