Matarr Touray
Matarr Touray is an energy specialist at the World Bank, where he plays a pivotal role in supporting The Gambia's energy sector transformation. With a focus on universal access, regional integration, and the integration of low-cost generation sources, Touray has been instrumental in outlining the strategic framework for the Bank's involvement in the country. He has highlighted significant progress in energy access, with The Gambia on track to achieve 90% access by 2025, and the successful development of renewable energy projects, such as the Jambur Solar Park. Touray's efforts reflect the broader commitment of the World Bank to partner with the Gambian government in reforming and modernizing its energy infrastructure.
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World Bank Representative Matarr Touray hailed the launch as a critical milestone for vulnerable communities along the Kotu Stream.
Barrow launches $5M WACA Livelihood Programme to empower 4,000 Gambians, restore Kotu stream
Gambia· 2025-12-24
Matarr Touray appealed to President Barrow for the establishment of skills centres for youth empowerment.
Gov’t-private sector partnership key to ending Gambia’s rice import dependency - BarrowGambia· 2025-11-14
Touray, an energy specialist at the World Bank, outlined the strategic focus of the Bank’s support.
‘World Bank committed to transformation of Gambia’s energy sector’Gambia· 2025-04-17