In Libreville, Gabon, on the 8th of April 2026, the Association Femmes Agritech Innovation marked a significant milestone by officially unveiling the “Green Trades manganese “contest. This competition, scheduled from the 8th to the 20th of April 2026, is a beacon of hope for promoting female entrepreneurship, agricultural innovation, and the enhancement of green trades, as reported by the Gabonese Press Agency (AGP).
The president of the association, Laetitia Mayaya Missandzou, emphasized the project’s alignment with a broader vision of transforming the agricultural sector, a vision built on innovation and sustainability. Missandzou highlighted the commitment of the association to support women in the development and structuring of their activities, aiming to strengthen their contribution to the national economy. “Through this contest, we assert our intention to revitalize the agricultural sector by guiding women towards innovative and sustainable practices, “she declared.
Camélia Ntoutoume Leclercq, the president of the board of administration of Femmes Agritech Innovation, underscored the social and economic significance of this initiative. She viewed “Green Trades manganese “as a platform for valuing feminine initiatives and a catalyst for promoting agricultural sovereignty. Leclercq emphasized the importance of fostering sustainable partnerships to support innovation in the sector. “This contest is not just about awarding prizes; it is a strong commitment to unveiling the potential of women and making agricultural trades a cornerstone of development, “she stated.
Léod-Paul Batolo, the General Administrator and Director of Eramet Comilog, commended the strategic action, noting its contribution to the valorization of agricultural and environmental trades while fostering female entrepreneurship. Batolo believed that the contest represented a concrete lever to accompany the diversification of Gabon’s economy and reinforce women’s position in agricultural value chains. “This contest is an opportunity to reveal talents, accompany projects, and promote their growth, “he.
At the conclusion of the competition, several distinctions will be awarded, including the “manganese “for the best poultry farmer, the youngest farmer, agricultural innovation, the best food producer, and the best vegetable grower. Through this initiative, Femmes Agritech Innovation aims to stimulate women’s engagement in agricultural trades, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and value creation within the sector.
Source: Agpgabon
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