Gabon: Athlete Federation President Urges Government Support Amid Operational Challenges. LIBREVILLE, Gabon — 21 January 2026 (AGP) – Anaclet Taty, the president of the Gabonese Athletic Federation (FGA), has called for increased government support to enable the federation to achieve its objectives, highlighting the operational difficulties faced by the organization. During a meeting with Minister of Sports Paul Kessany, Taty outlined the federation’s challenges, emphasizing the need for state assistance.
According to the Gabonese Press Agency, Taty identified several areas of concern during the meeting. “Our weaknesses include leagues that are not operationally functional due to a lack of resources. We are short of athletic tracks and lack cadre in training, “he. “.
Without state support, it is difficult to achieve our objectives.”
The FGA president also emphasized the importance of seeking support from private economic operators alongside government assistance. Officials commented on the matter.
The meeting comes at a critical time for the FGA, which has been facing numerous challenges in its efforts to develop and promote athletics in Gabon.
The federation’s call for government support underscores the importance of infrastructure and resources in the development of sports in the country. Further details regarding the government’s response to the FGA’s request for support are expected to be announced in the coming days.
