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Gabonese State
The Gabonese State, through its ministries, agencies, and state-owned enterprises, is the primary driver and facilitator of infrastructure development in Gabon. Its strategy focuses on modernizing transport networks, enhancing energy and water access, developing digital infrastructure, and improving social services to diversify the economy and improve living standards. It often partners with international financial institutions and private investors for project financing and execution.
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Strategic Overview
- The Gabonese State prioritizes infrastructure development as a key pillar for economic diversification and social progress.
- Significant focus on improving connectivity through road networks, port facilities, and digital infrastructure.
- Committed to increasing energy access and promoting cleaner energy sources, particularly hydropower.
- Actively seeks partnerships with international financial institutions and private sector entities for project financing and expertise.
Deal History (1)
Deal Activity from Public Sources
African Development Bank approves €100 million loan for the rehabilitation and asphalt paving of the Ndjolé-Medoumane section of the Transgabonaise road project.
Gabon commissions the 27.6 MW Fe 2 hydropower plant to increase national electricity supply.
World Bank approves additional financing of $30 million for the Central African Backbone (CAB) project to expand access to high-speed internet and reduce costs in Gabon.
Investment Focus
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Geography
Gabon1
Key People
Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema
Transitional President
Raymond Ndong Sima
Prime Minister
Toussaint Nkouma Emane
Minister of Public Works, Equipment, Infrastructure, and Land Use Planning
Track Record
64
Years Active
Notable projects: Transgabonaise Road Project, Fe 2 Hydropower Plant, Central African Backbone (CAB) Project - Gabon Component, Port of Owendo Expansion
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