Algeria and Gabon are deepening their long-standing diplomatic and economic relationship, built on a foundation of profound friendship, mutual respect, and a shared vision for African solidarity. The Ambassador of Gabon to Algeria, Marie Rosine Mimi Atsana, emphasized this robust connection following her presentation of credentials to Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
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"The diplomatic relations between Algeria and Gabon date back to 1973, and are founded on deep friendship, mutual respect, and a shared vision of what African solidarity should entail," Ambassador Atsana stated. She noted that this friendship has strengthened over the decades, leading to a shared commitment to bolster economic and trade exchanges for the development of both nations.
To facilitate this growth, concrete institutional foundations have been laid, including the establishment of an Algerian-Gabonese Business Council and a signed protocol between the investment promotion agencies of both countries. Furthermore, the upcoming launch of a direct air route between Algiers and Libreville, scheduled for June 16th, is seen as more than a technical achievement. Ambassador Atsana described it as a tangible embodiment of a shared ambition and a firm mutual desire to bring the peoples of Algeria and Gabon closer together.
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