Paris, France — In a demonstration of Gabon’s commitment to industrialization and economic diversification, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema visited the ‘Made in Gabon’exhibition village in Paris.
The visit, which took place on 22 July 2026, was part of a state visit aimed at strengthening diplomatic and economic ties between Gabon and France. Accompanied by the First Lady, Zita Oligui Nguema, President Nguema engaged with Gabonese entrepreneurs established in France, highlighting the nation’s cultural and economic heritage.
The event showcased a variety of products reflecting Gabon’s rich industrial capabilities, moving beyond the traditional export of raw materials.
The visit to the ‘Made in Gabon’expo served as a platform for discussions on strategic partnerships, focusing on investments, infrastructure, and energy transition. It was also an opportunity to emphasize the importance of manganese transformation, a key industry in Gabon, and the future of the French military base in Libreville, Camp De Gaulle. President Nguema’s state visit to France is seen as a significant step in Gabon’s diplomatic and economic strategy, aiming to enhance its international standing and economic prospects.
The outcomes of these discussions are expected to have substantial implications for Gabon’s economic and security landscape, as they align with the country’s strategic priorities of diversifying its economy and maintaining its security interests.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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