Africa in the project "Duyunov's motors"

In April, the national representative offices will be opened in two countries on the African continent: Benin and Togo.

The conference registration is open:
Benin - /events/webinars/otkrytie-nacionalnogo-predstavitelstva-v-benine-722
Togo - /events/webinars/otkrytie-nacionalnogo-predstavitelstva-v-togo-723

Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal are already in the project. The presentation meetings with the investors and partners in these four countries are held monthly, and the number of participants is growing.

What makes the technology" Slavyanka" and "Duyunov's motors" interesting to the Africans?

Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal, Benin and Togo are located in the Western part of the continent where the official language is French. Gilles Weber, the national partner of "Duyunov's motors" in France, introduced the project to the residents of these countries. It is largely due to his and other partners' enthusiasm and active work that the information about the Russian technology and investing in it is being spread among the locals.

Côte d'Ivoire became the second country in the world after France to open a national representative office of the project. It happened in August 2019. Back then, 250 people gathered at the international conference to celebrate the opening. Six months later, the same number of participants attended a similar event in Senegal.

About 1,300 investors of the project live in the four African countries. Their contribution to "Duyunov's motors" is several hundred thousand dollars.

The crowd investment format is a chance for people without high income to take part in an international project and provide themselves with additional passive income from investment. This is relevant for African countries where the population's income is low, and there are few opportunities to increase it. Understanding the potential of the project, they are promoting it in their countries as part of the partner program, earning money, helping their compatriots get future income from investments and attracting investment in the project.

The combined winding motor technology is universal. It could find the same application in Africa as in Asia where energy-efficient electric motors combined with solar panels can clean the air of megacities from exhaust gases and improve the living environment of city dwellers. However, the problem of dirty air in Africa is not very acute since most of the population lives in rural areas and is engaged in agriculture. There is another problem — growing dumps of electrical appliances.

Annually, almost a million tons of consumer electronics and electronics containing toxic substances are thrown out in Western Africa. This is the result of domestic consumption and export of used equipment from industrialized countries. Devices with short-lived motors quickly become unusable and are sent to landfill without recycling. While decomposing, they release toxic substances, such as lead, into the soil, water, and air. The use of long-lasting motors with "Slavyanka" in combination with other measures can solve this problem.

Residents of West African countries who are familiar with the project "Duyunov's motors" perceive it, first of all, as a major investment project thanks to which they can enhance their wealth.

However, thanks to the dissemination of information about the project, more and more Africans are beginning to understand how the "Slavyanka" technology can improve their environment and quality of life.