Prime Minister Raymond Ndong Sima will retain his position as head of government, while Alexandre Barrault-Chambrier has been appointed Vice Prime Minister in charge of Planning and Foresight.
Notable ministerial appointments include the appointment of Marc Dumba as Minister of Economy and State Holdings, a crucial portfolio for the country’s economic development. General Flavien Nzengi Ndzounou has been appointed Minister of State for Public Works, signaling the government’s focus on infrastructure development. Camélia Tountoum-Leclerc has been elevated to the rank of Minister of State, assuming responsibility for the Ministry of National Education and Civic Instruction.
The Ministry of Defense will continue to be led by General Brigitte Onkanoa, while Régis Onanga Ndiaye has been appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sub-Regional Integration, and Gabonese Abroad. Maïs Mwissi has been appointed as the new Minister of Environment and Climate.
The reshuffle also includes changes in other key ministries, including Transport, Social Affairs, and Mines.
This government reshuffle reflects President Nguema’s commitment to enhancing the management of Gabon’s economic and social priorities. By appointing experienced leaders to key ministerial positions, the government aims to ensure institutional stability and steer the country towards a path of sustainable development and economic growth.
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