
Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation prepares for establishment in Gabon
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is preparing to establish its presence in Gabon, with its Special Advisor for Africa, Charles Oula Siehe, meeting with Gabon's Vice-President of the Government, Hermann Immongault, on August 5, 2026, in Libreville. The meeting, also attended by the Minister of Fisheries, Sea, and Blue Economy, focused on the details of the Foundation's installation. Siehe stated that the visit's purpose was to discuss the Foundation's establishment and its commitments with the Vice-President. The discussions also covered the Foundation's mission, which specializes in environmental preservation, marine ecosystem protection, and sustainable development. Gabon was chosen due to its exceptional ecological heritage, particularly its rich environment. This initial meeting is expected to lead to a partnership between Gabon and the Foundation, aiming to develop projects for environmental protection, the blue economy, and sustainable natural resource management. This initiative follows an official visit by the President of the Republic, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, to France, where he met with Foundation officials. Charles Oula Siehe had previously announced that the official establishment of the Foundation in Gabon is anticipated by December 2026.



