Gabon and Ghana have signed a series of agreements aimed at promoting economic cooperation between the two countries.
The visit, which took place in Accra, marked a significant shift in Gabon’s foreign policy, as it seeks to strengthen its ties with other African nations rather than relying on traditional partners.
The two leaders discussed ways to boost trade and investment between their countries, including the development of mining and agriculture sectors.
The agreements signed during the visit include a reciprocal training program for diplomats from both countries, as well as a mechanism for coordinating political positions in regional and international organizations.
Analysts say this move reflects a growing trend among African nations to prioritize economic cooperation over traditional diplomatic ties.
