The Gabonese capital, Libreville, has become a hub for discussing the country’s future in telecommunications. Facing geographical and technological challenges, the government aims to utilize satellite technology as a pillar of its economic development.

In the presence of Ageos and Aninf directors, these discussions aim to lay the groundwork for a sustainable national strategy.

To address the changing global economy, the government plans to use satellite connectivity to strengthen its sovereignty, security, and resilience.

The Satellite Key to Universal Internet Access

Given Gabon’s dense tropical forest covering 88% of its territory, deploying fiber-optic networks nationwide is a logistical challenge. To tackle this issue, the government prefers a hybrid model combining terrestrial and spatial solutions.