During a meeting with representatives of the Gabon Business Federation (FEG) on July 24, 2025, the Minister of Economy, Henri-Claude Oyima, informed economic operators of the government’s willingness to involve the private sector in the development of the 2026 Finance Law. According to the Gabonese government official, through this outreach, the State aims to create…...
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Gabon: Private sector involved in the development of the 2026 Finance Law
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