Officials Commented on the Matter.
The event, held in Port — Gentil, was attended by the governor of the province, Françoise Assengone Obame, the mayor of Port-Gentil, Pascal Houangni Ambouroué, and several administrative, political, and military authorities.
The mayor emphasized the significance of the computers as more than just technological equipment, stating that they are tools for self — employment, creation, training, and innovation.
The governor highlighted that the distribution of the computers is a testament to the government’s confidence in the Gabonese youth and an investment in intelligence, knowledge, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Laysia Lyarie Onguila Ongaye Ndjana, speaking on behalf of the recipients, expressed profound gratitude and assured that the computers would be used as instruments of work, innovation, and entrepreneurial success, contributing to the development of the Ogooué-Maritime province.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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