The African Tribune

Alliance and stability with Bahrain Upcoming joint commission with Jordan Activity within the Arab League Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Abroad Nasser Bourita held intensive diplomatic meetings in Amman with his counterparts from Bahrain and Jordan. These talks, held on the sidelines of the League of Arab States summit, aimed to strengthen bilateral alliances and address current regional security challenges. Alliance and stability with Bahrain During his meeting with Bahraini Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, discussions centered on coordinating efforts to ensure peace and stability in the Arab world. The two diplomats reviewed the evolution of the deep historical ties linking Rabat and Manama, exploring new avenues for ...

Ten years after leaving Gabon and transferring all its assets to Assala Energy, oil giant Shell is making a comeback in the national market. The Anglo-Dutch major signed a preliminary agreement on June 22, 2026 in Libreville with the Gabonese state for the exploration of new offshore blocks in ultra-deep water, confirming the renewed attractiveness of Gabon's oil sector.A strategy of revival paying off for LibrevilleShell's return marks a significant step forward for the hydrocarbon sector revival strategy pursued by Gabonese authorities. After several years marked by declining international investment, Libreville has been multiplying initiatives to attract new capital and reignite exploration. This policy is already bearing fruit.Gabon has opened nearly 71% of its still-unexploited mariti...

Gabon’s capital city, Libreville, is strengthening its partnership with European institutions as part of a broader push for sustainable urban progress. In a recent high-level meeting, Cécile Abadie, the European Union’s Ambassador to Gabon, engaged in discussions with Eugène Mba, the Mayor of Libreville, to explore collaborative opportunities that align with the city’s modernization goals and long-term welfare objectives. By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter

A significant partnership is taking shape between LVMH and Gabon. The world's leading luxury group, under the leadership of Bernard Arnault, is reportedly finalizing an exploratory memorandum of understanding with the Gabonese Agency for the Development of the Green Economy (Agadev). Discussions, which are said to be taking place in Paris, center on the French conglomerate's sourcing of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) from Gabon's extensive forest massif. The signing is anticipated to occur approximately one month before an official state visit. Moabi and odika: strategic resources from Gabon's forests Central to this initiative are two emblematic botanical species from the Congo Basin. Moabi, a majestic tree that can reach up to sixty meters in height, yields a highly valued oil renown...

24 juin 2026 Communiqué de presse Cameroun : La promesse non tenue de réduire les violences basées sur le genre Des lois discriminatoires et un sous-investissement dans les services publics favorisent les abus By Fati Seyni — Analyst