Gabon’s Education Minister Visits Nkoltang School Complex: Praises Construction Progress NKOLTANG, Gabon – August 26, 2026 – Gabon’s Minister of State for Education, Camélia Ntoutoume Leclercq, has visited the construction site of the Nkoltang school complex, expressing her satisfaction with the progress of the project.
The complex, set to include 39 classrooms and additional facilities, is a key part of the country’s efforts to improve educational infrastructure. During her visit, Minister Ntoutoume Leclercq highlighted the commitment of the contractor, Damas BTP, noting the positive progress made and urging them to maintain the pace of construction to ensure timely completion.
The new complex is expected to serve over 2,000 students, primarily from the second district, and will provide a relief to surrounding schools.
The Minister also emphasized the importance of quality education for Gabon’s future development, linking the school complex to broader national goals of economic and social advancement. She acknowledged the work of nearly 200 workers on site and expressed hope that their efforts would enable students to return to their new school soon. Lamine Sall, the director of works at the site, praised the professionalism and organization of the construction team, which is expected to grow in size to meet the project’s accelerated timelines.
The completion of the Nkoltang school complex is part of the government’s wider strategy to expand and modernize schools across Gabon, with a focus on infrastructure and educational quality.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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