12 Candidates Compete for USTM’s Agro-Medicine Programs Ntoum, Gabon – June 6, 2026 – The Lubin-Martial Ntoutoume Obame High School in Ntoum, located in the Estuaire province in northwestern Gabon, hosted the entrance exams for the Institute of Agronomy and the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Sciences and Techniques of Masuku (USTM) on Saturday.
The Gabonese Press Agency reported that a total of 12 candidates, 11 aspiring agronomists and one veterinary medicine student, participated in the event. These competitive exams are a critical step for individuals seeking to contribute to Gabon’s agricultural and veterinary sectors, which are seen as pillars of the nation’s economic diversification. Dr.
Toussaint Mezui Mezui, an educator and researcher at the USTM, emphasized the importance of these fields for national development. He encouraged young people to pursue careers in agriculture and livestock, noting the country’s need for qualified professionals to achieve its food sovereignty goals.
The entrance exams were conducted in a calm and orderly manner, supervised by mentors appointed by the USTM. Results are anticipated in the coming weeks.
The USTM’s role in nurturing expertise in these key sectors is crucial for Gabon’s future.
As the nation continues to prioritize education and professional training, events such as these entrance exams are instrumental in shaping the country’s workforce.
The 12 candidates’aspirations to study in these specialized fields reflect a growing interest in agriculture and veterinary medicine among Gabon’s youth.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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