On July 20, 2026, the board of the Omega Consortium, presented by the Gabonese presidency as “a major international player in the energy sector,” submitted to the Gabonese president “a specific support mechanism dedicated to debt clean-up and restructuring.” Specifically, during the audience granted by the Gabonese head of state on the same day, the...
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