Libreville, Gabon — On July 22, 2026, the Vice President of the Republic, Alexandre Barro Chambrier, welcomed the President-Director General of Bloomfield Investment Corporation, Stanislas Zeze, in Libreville.
The meeting was held to discuss the corporation’s project to map out investment risks in Gabon, a move aimed at providing a transparent and precise overview of the business climate for international investors. Bloomfield Investment Corporation, an established credit risk evaluation agency in West and Central Africa, aims to contribute its expertise to the economic development of Gabon. During the discussion, Zeze highlighted the opportunities presented by such an initiative.
The risk mapping project primarily seeks to present a clear picture of the business environment, serving as a reliable reference document for international investors to secure their financial commitments in the country. Alexandre Barro Chambrier used the opportunity to reiterate the economic trajectory of the “New Gabon, “emphasizing modernization of institutions, political stability, and the construction of a strong, competitive, and resilient economy.
The focus is on diversifying the economic fabric and strengthening strategic partnerships, with the ambition of accelerating inclusive development for the benefit of the entire national territory.
The Gabonese authorities are prioritizing the structuring of sovereign and sectoral risk analysis to enhance the country’s economic potential and provide solid guarantees for partners interested in engaging in its transformation.
The visit by Bloomfield Investment Corporation is a testament to the government’s commitment to involving private sector expertise in economic management, which is expected to enhance Gabon’s attractiveness to foreign investors and contribute to its economic development.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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