Port — Gentil, Gabon — April 26, 2026 — Gabon’s Minister of Commerce, Gninga Chaning Zenaba, engaged with local entrepreneurs in Port-Gentil to discuss their concerns and explore avenues for government support.
The meeting, held on the sidelines of the Egyptian — Gabon Artisanal Fair, was a testament to the government’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and economic development in the region. During the visit, Minister Zenaba emphasized the importance of understanding the challenges faced by local entrepreneurs to provide effective solutions. Officials commented on the matter.
The discussions focused on the need for tailored formalization and taxation projects for businesses not yet within administrative frameworks, as well as the potential government support mechanisms. Minister Zenaba encouraged entrepreneurs to prioritize personal initiative and avoid excessive reliance on external assistance, highlighting the importance of autonomous economic development. Régine Safou Yala, the provincial representative of the NGO Handi-Droit Gabon, praised the inclusive approach of the government official, noting that individuals with disabilities also had the opportunity to voice their expectations, particularly regarding the economic empowerment of women with disabilities.
The meeting marked a significant step towards direct dialogue between the state and local economic forces, aiming for a more equitable development perspective.
As Port — Gentil continues to be a focal point for government initiatives, the city’s potential to become a regional economic hub for innovation and growth is increasingly apparent.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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