The President of Gabon met with Libreville’s Mayor, Eugène Mba, to review progress on local governance initiatives, assess municipal performance, and strengthen state-local coordination for citizen service delivery.
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During the meeting, Mayor Mba presented a comprehensive report on the implementation of the municipality’s strategic roadmap since his appointment. He outlined the new organizational structure of Libreville’s administration and detailed his action plan aimed at revitalizing the capital’s management.
Key discussion points included major urban transformation projects such as redeveloping public spaces, constructing modern parking facilities, expanding green and botanical areas, and addressing illegal land occupation. The President emphasized the importance of enhancing citizen-centric infrastructure to improve daily living conditions.
Modernizing municipal services through digital transformation
Central to the agenda was the digitalization of municipal services, designed to streamline administrative processes, elevate public service quality, and boost transparency in governance. The initiative also aims to secure revenue collection and grow the municipality’s internal earnings. The Head of State underscored the urgency of accelerating urban sanitation efforts, particularly in waste management—a critical challenge for maintaining a healthy urban environment.
Efforts will focus on improving waste collection, transportation, treatment, and recycling to ensure a cleaner cityscape. Reinforcing the vision of a modern and competitive Gabon, the President stressed that Libreville must embody international standards in urban planning, local governance, and public service excellence.
Commitment to rigorous project execution and citizen welfare
Oligui Nguema called on the Mayor to demonstrate unwavering commitment, innovation, and efficiency in project delivery. This meeting reflects the President’s broader strategy to empower local governments as key drivers of national development and ensure public services directly address citizen needs. Official presidential communications confirmed the constructive nature of the discussions.
