Steps Football, like no other sport, creates a sense of unity, equality, and inclusion. All of these are at the heart of a changing Gabon.
The most biodiverse nation on earth, this central African state is a jewel of nature...
Political and Social Stability
Gabon is known for its political and social stability, which has contributed to a relatively secure environment for economic growth and development. The country has maintained a stable political landscape, with regular elections and a strong governmental framework. This stability has fostered a sense of security among both domestic and international investors.
Socially, Gabon benefits from a relatively low level of internal conflict, and its government has worked to ensure peace and cohesion among the diverse ethnic groups within the country. This stability is reflected in the country’s high ranking in terms of country risk in the Central African subregion.
In recent years, Gabon has focused on further strengthening its political institutions and promoting social harmony, laying the groundwork to achieve its goal of emerging as a more developed nation by 2025.
Quality Of Living & Environment
Its cosmopolitan cities (Libreville, Port-Gentil and Franceville) hosts shopping Arcades, Supermarkets, many restaurants, hotels & cleanliness, Gabon offers a high quality standard of living. With a forest covering more than 80% of the country, 800 km of almost virgin coastline and unique biodiversity in Africa, Gabon is considered The Last Eden & The Lungs of the World.
Many opportunities
With only 15% of the land fully explored Gabon has immense opportunity in the mining sector, The objective of the new economic strategy is to reduce the dependence on oil and prepare the country for the after-oil.
Gabon offers many opportunities, particularly in the non-oil sectors, hundreds of potential mine sites of Gold, Iron, Manganese, Lead, Zinc, Uranium, Rare earths etc could see exploitation in the near Future.
Mining Laws
In order to multiply by four (4) the contribution of the mining sector to the GDP in 10 years, the Gabonese State has proceeded to the revision of its Mining Code in 2019, by making it more attractive to foreign investments, with many fiscal benefits at the same time addressing environmental protection and social responsibility concerns.
