GABON : Atlantic Group Announces Ambitious Projects in the Transformation of Local Resources

(LVDE) – On 17 November 2025, the President of the Gabonese Republic, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, met with the leaders of Atlantic Group, a key player in the pan-African economy. This meeting provided an opportunity to explore strategic initiatives aimed at transforming Gabon’s natural resources and strengthening its economy.

Gabon is resolutely turning toward its economic future with a significant meeting between President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema and the executives of Atlantic Group. Held recently, this meeting reflects the country’s strategy to attract partners capable of actively supporting its economic transformation. Atlantic Group, already present in Gabon through AFG Bank, reaffirmed its commitment to developing local industries and enhancing the value of natural resources.

During the discussion, Atlantic Group representatives highlighted several ambitious projects. The company is particularly focused on cocoa processing, a local commodity whose potential has long been underexploited. Gabon, with its favorable climatic conditions, is ideally positioned to develop this sector, strengthening its presence on the international market while maximizing the added value of its harvests.

In addition to cocoa, the group also expressed interest in initiatives within the cement sector—an essential industry for infrastructure development in a rapidly expanding country. By investing in this sector, Atlantic Group could contribute to Gabon’s sustainable growth, creating jobs and stimulating the local economy.

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Furthermore, discussions touched on potential projects related to mineral resources. Gabon boasts a rich and varied subsoil, and a well-planned exploitation strategy could not only generate substantial revenue but also promote sustainable development in line with environmental standards.

The exchanges between the government and Atlantic Group also helped define the initial directions of a strengthened partnership. The group committed to supporting the government’s priorities, aiming to transform the country’s resources into tangible wealth for the population, notably through initiatives that address local needs while respecting the environment.

This meeting is only one step in Gabon’s broader strategy to attract foreign investment. The country seeks to diversify its economy, thereby reducing its dependence on raw material exports. Atlantic Group’s projects align with this ambitious vision, aiming not only to bolster Gabon’s economy but also to improve the living conditions of its citizens.

In summary, thanks to Atlantic Group’s commitment and President Oligui Nguema’s dynamic vision, Gabon appears ready to take a significant step toward a more diversified and resilient economy. The country’s future looks promising as it positions itself as a key regional player in the transformation of its resources.

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