Tsoumou Association Launches 41st Assembly in Ngouoni with Vision for Sustainable Development NGOUONI, Gabon – The Association Tsoumou marked the beginning of its 41st assembly on August 22, 2026, in Ngouoni, Haut-Ogooué, Gabon. Officials commented on the matter.
The assembly aims to chart a course for the future of Ngouoni, focusing on strategic transformation and action priorities for the next decade. President Henri-Claude Oyima emphasized the association’s 41 years as a testament to its commitment to its roots, unity, organization, and the transmission of values. He highlighted that the theme is not just a slogan but a strategic direction, calling for methodological change, prioritization of planning, investment, and preparation for future generations.
The “Ngouoni 2035″project is envisioned as a collective roadmap for the community, encouraging youth engagement and inviting the diaspora to contribute their skills. Oyima concluded by emphasizing that the current generation’s legacy will be judged not on promises but on the territory they leave behind.
The assembly followed a day of gratitude and reflection, with a mass celebrated at the Saint — Basile parish and led by Father Wenceslas Lengoma, who emphasized unity, cohesion, and community involvement.
The assembly’s sessions continued with an examination of the economic report for 2025 and a strategic diagnosis of Ngouoni, followed by an inaugural lecture presented by the bishop of the Franceville diocese. Participants then engaged in workshops to delve deeper into the topics discussed.
The 41st assembly of the Association Tsoumou is a cornerstone event, setting the stage for sustainable, inclusive, and ambitious development in Ngouoni.
As the assembly concludes, the association looks forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the pursuit of its vision for Ngouoni’s future.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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