To date, the agreements concluded between Gabon and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) are estimated at over 1.7 trillion CFA francs (3 billion USD). In addition to these funds allocated to strategic projects such as local manganese processing, strengthening energy production, and modernizing the railway network, an additional 130 billion CFA francs (nearly 230 million…...
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