Throughout the 32nd General Assemblies of the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) in Abuja, the Gabonese Minister of Economy, Finance, Debt and Public Investments, Henri-Claude Oyima, was highly sought after and engaged in strategic commitments.
The highlight of his participation was the securing of a concessional loan of $200 million, aimed at supporting ongoing economic reforms in Gabon. This long-term financial support contributes to strengthening the government’s capacity to stabilize its budgetary balances while boosting productive investment.
Following this, Minister Oyima signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) worth $3 billion with Afreximbank. This ambitious partnership aims to support the development of five key sectors of the Gabonese economy, including infrastructure, energy, health, agriculture, and processing industries.
This demonstrates a proactive economic diplomacy, positioning Gabon as a strategic partner in the evolving African financial dynamics.
