Chance of the calendar. While President Ali Bongo has been absent from the country since 24 October, suffering from a stroke according to several media, edema according to La Lettre du Continent, a “severe fatigue” according to his teams, an IMF team arrives in the field. The mission of the International Monetary Fund opened on...
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Crucial mission of the IMF in Gabon
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Jean-Marie Ogandaga (micro) and Boileau Yeyinou Loko (2nd from right) during the revision of the economic program between Gabon and the IMF, November 7, 2018 in Libreville.
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