On July 25, 2025, the Gabon Pavilion at the Osaka World Expo vibrated to the rhythm of a rich and strategic program, illustrating the country's desire to position itself as a major player in global sustainable development. Meeting a modern Gabon, anchored in its values From the early hours of the morning, guests – institutions, investors, Japanese representatives and members of the diaspora – were welcomed in the elegant “Festival Station” room. The welcoming address given by

Recap of the 2025 Knowledge Fair: Our Commitment to a Plastic-Free Mondah Bay From June 3rd to 5th, 2025, the NGO Gabon Terre d’Avenir (GTA) had the honor of participating in the inaugural edition of the Knowledge Fair, held as part of the National Environment Week. The event was led by the Minister of Environment, Mays Mouissi, alongside the Minister of Commerce, Zenaba Gninga Chaning, and marked a pivotal moment in recognizing community-led ecological initiatives in Gabon.

Gabon at a Critical Crossroads: Socio-Economic Realities vs Conservation Policies Gabon finds itself at a pivotal moment where the imperatives of biodiversity conservation clash with the socio-economic realities of local populations. Restrictive measures, such as limits on hunting and fishing—while essential for environmental protection—are often poorly received in rural areas where hunting endangered species represents a vital source of income and food self-sufficiency. This

Thursday March 21, 2024 will remain engraved as a historic day in the fight against youth unemployment in Gabon, with the official launch of the Autonomous Youth Initiative (IJA) at the Ibiscus Hotel in Libreville. This Steering Committee (COPIL), under the leadership of the French Ambassador to Gabon, Mr. Alexis LAMEK , and the Minister of Labor and the Fight against Unemployment, Mr. Adrien NGUEMA MBA , not only highlighted the crucial importance of Franco-Gabonese cooperat