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Form of state: Republic
President: Ali Bongo Ondimba
Prime Minister: Emmanuel Issoze-Ngondet
Official language: French
Languages spoken: fang, myene, nzebi, other erhnic languages
Capital: Libreville
Currency: Central African CFA franc
Religion: 74% Catholic, 12% islam, 10% traditional indigenous religious
Population: 1 671 711
Area: 267 667 km²
- land: 257.667 km2
- water: 10.000 km2

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Gabon is a republic located in Central Africa. The country is bordered by Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon from the north, Congo from the east and south, and Atlantic Ocean from the west.


Compared to the other countries in the region, Gabon is a relatively rich country. GNP per capita is multiple in most sub-Saharan countries. Income is unfairly distributed, so there are still a lot of people living in povetry. In the country, 46% of the revenue comes from oil, mines and forests bring most of the income to the country. After the independence of the mining rights, it quickly developed: manganese, iron and uranium ore is mined. Gabon is the most important raw material supplier in the French atomic industry. The half of the country’s GDP is coming from the oil sector. Rainforests are mainly purchased and exploited by foreign traders. It is a heavily indebted country, its external debt is more than 3.5 billion USD.



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Nor mass tourism and organized way of inbound travel are not typical in the country. However, by some local travel agencies, people can access to the natural and cultural attractions of Gabon.

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- Bateke Plateaux
- Lope Park
- Cristal Mountain
- Libreville: National Museum, Presidential Palace, L'Eglise St. Michel Cathedral, Gabon Art and Tradition Museum.