- Gabon - Wikipedia
Bongo announced a vision for the modernization of Gabon, called "Gabon Emergent" This program contains three pillars: Green Gabon, Service Gabon, and Industrial Gabon
- Gabon - United States Department of State
What you need to know before you go: visas, embassy consulate locations, vaccinations, etc
- Gabon | Population, Religion, Maps, Capital, Currency, Language . . .
Gabon, country lying on the west coast of Africa, astride the Equator A former French colony, Gabon retains strong ties to France and to the French language and culture The capital is Libreville
- History of Gabon - Wikipedia
Present-day Gabon was first inhabited by rainforest hunter-gatherers (often called Pygmy peoples), attested as early as c 43,000 BC; archaeology confirms occupations from the Late Pleistocene to the Neolithic along the coast and in the Ogooué
- Gabon - Gabonese Republic - Country Profile - Nations Online Project
Gabon has a population of estimated 1 5 million people Capital and largest city is Libreville Spoken languages are French (official) and a variety of Bantu languages
- Gabon - World Bank Group
Latest news and information from the World Bank and its development work in Gabon Access Gabon’s economy facts, statistics, project information, development research from experts and latest news
- Gabon — Facts, Capital, Population, Flag Profile
Gabon is located on the west-central coast of Africa, straddling the equator along the Gulf of Guinea It sits within the Congo Basin region, one of the most biodiverse zones on the planet
- Gabon - Colonialism, Independence, Oil | Britannica
In 1958 Gabon became an autonomous republic within the French Community and, after concluding cooperation agreements with France, achieved independence on August 17, 1960
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