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Improving the living conditions of Gabonese: The good points of the Transformation Acceleration Plan

Libreville, Wednesday August 2, 2023 (Gabon Info) – It emerges from the dedicated meeting organized last Monday in Libreville by the National Council that the said Plan initiated by the Head of State, Ali Bongo Ondimba, with the aim of ensuring a better daily life for his compatriots was marked by a resounding success. The entire press release received by our editorial staff.

The work of the “PAT forum” was held on Monday at the Luxury Green hotel in La Sablière in the presence of numerous players from the private sector and representatives of the national and international press.

Organized by the National Council for the Transformation Acceleration Plan, this meeting was an opportunity for its Executive Secretary, Mr. Yves Sylvain MOUSSAVOU, the heads of the taskforces, the technical and financial partners, to take stock of the implementation implementation of this three-year program (2021-2023) which is coming to an end soon.

Diversification of sources of growth, upgrading of tangible and intangible infrastructures, redefinition of the social model… all the themes were reviewed. An exercise that has made it possible to highlight the results, concrete and quantified, obtained for nearly three years in the highest priority areas such as health, cost of living, employment, infrastructure or education (see below).

As a reminder, the Transformation Acceleration Plan (PAT) is an ambitious development and growth strategy articulated around 3 pivots, 12 key battles and 34 projects. Declination of the vision of the Head of State, HE President Ali BONGO ONDIMBA, it aims to accelerate the diversification of the Gabonese economy to prepare it for the post-oil era and its entry into the green economy, as well as to strengthen the fundamentals in order to create more vigorous growth, rich in jobs.

The results of the PAT in terms of…

Health

2.1 billion FCFA to cover health care during Covid-19

1.3 billion FCFA injected in vouchers and food kits during Covid-19

0.62% of deaths in Gabon against 1.59% in Cameroon and 0.97% in Côte d’Ivoire

48,670 people treated free of charge during Covid-19

The most attractive price of the PCR test in the CEMAC zone (between 5,000 and 20,000 FCFA)

More than 10 million CNAMGS beneficiaries

· More than 80 million medicines distributed in the country’s health structures

More than 40 health structures created or rehabilitated in the country

Cost of life

· More than 7,700 new beneficiaries of retirement pensions

FCFA 7 billion to maintain baguette prices at FCFA 125

More than 20 billion FCFA monthly subsidy for petroleum products

· 2 billion CFA francs for the Assistance Program for Income-Generating Activities

· Exemption from import duties and taxes for 67 basic food items

· More than 50 million passengers transported free of charge

400 billion CFA francs injected to maintain the price of fuel, kerosene and gas cylinders

More than 4 billion CFA francs for the victims of the human/elephant conflict

Job

· 4 training centers built, 4 renovated

1,600 direct and indirect jobs created during the first phase of operation of the Belinga project

More than 15,000 regularizations of administrative situations

7 billion FCFA for the microcredit program for entrepreneurs

20,000 direct and indirect jobs created in the Nkok ZIS

10,000 administrative acts distributed

Infrastructures

About 2,000 streetlights installed since 2016

Nearly 3000km of rehabilitated roads

Nearly 500 km of tarred and paved roads

2 billion per province for the development of localities

· Multimodal dry port with a capacity of 3000 containers

Education

3,480 rehabilitated classrooms which can accommodate 122,000 students

1400teachers trained

Nearly 1,180 secondary school teachers recruited

FIN/INFOSGABON/SM/2023

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