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Ulpia-Serdica · May 17th, 2012, 04:42 AM

Gabon is rising! Keep up the good work SUNS

Small country, lots of ambition

SUNS 25 · May 17th, 2012, 05:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Ulpia-Serdica

Gabon is rising! Keep up the good work SUNS

Small country, lots of ambition

Thanks dear friend.

Diggerdog · May 18th, 2012, 04:29 AM

Good stuff - I know Gabon has amazing wildlife attractions as well, hope the tourism grows as well.

SUNS 25 · May 18th, 2012, 04:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Diggerdog

Good stuff - I know Gabon has amazing wildlife attractions as well, hope the tourism grows as well.

We have thirteen park national, but regrettably our commercial marketing does not work. Very regrettable.

Hadrami · May 18th, 2012, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by SUNS 25

Libreville International Airport, 2014, I wait!!

nice

SUNS 25 · May 26th, 2012, 11:15 PM

Gabon Mining Logistics. April 2011.

RODDAS · June 16th, 2012, 01:42 PM

Actor Robert De Niro sees potential for Gabon’s tourism industry

American actor Robert De Niro says that the central African country of Gabon has good potential as a tourism destination and that there might be an opportunity for a resort development.

Speaking at the New York Forum Africa, that took place in Gabon’s capital Libreville over the weekend, De Niro said that the country is “special” and that he started thinking about a type of resort that would complement the area.
Besides acting, De Niro is involved in Nobu Hospitality, a company that develops hotels, resorts and residences around the world.

Prior to the event, De Niro flew over parts of Gabon with a helicopter. “Gabon is great. We are sorry we are here for such a short time, but we got a good sort of overview of the country. It is beautiful … It is just a huge area of land … No one is there. It is incredible,” he noted.

He said that the first thing he looks for when establishing a hotel in a foreign country is a stable government. “Any place you go you want to make sure that when you are there, you are going to be there for a long time. I always think of doing things that are going to last … If I did a hotel in another country or another place, I want it to be thought of as a hotel that is part of the country,” De Niro said.

Boosting Africa’s film industry
When he was asked how a country like Gabon could establish a viable film industry, De Niro replied by saying “It is a long-term developmental process. It can be done anywhere. It is just a matter of commitment [and] the money.”
He explained that African countries can attract foreign film crews if they establish the right infrastructure, such as movie studios, and if it is a relatively cheap destination.

De Niro suggested that African governments need to offer incentives to get the continent’s film industry going.

***lady gaga*** · June 16th, 2012, 01:47 PM

Nice building suns!

***skytrax*** · June 16th, 2012, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by SUNS 25

Libreville International Airport, 2014, I wait!!

Do you have pictures of the current airport?

SUNS 25 · June 16th, 2012, 05:11 PM

Soon. The road which leads in airport under construction is blocked because of works.

New_Balto · June 24th, 2012, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by RODDAS

Actor Robert De Niro sees potential for Gabon’s tourism industry

American actor Robert De Niro says that the central African country of Gabon has good potential as a tourism destination and that there might be an opportunity for a resort development.

Speaking at the New York Forum Africa, that took place in Gabon’s capital Libreville over the weekend, De Niro said that the country is “special” and that he started thinking about a type of resort that would complement the area.
Besides acting, De Niro is involved in Nobu Hospitality, a company that develops hotels, resorts and residences around the world.

Prior to the event, De Niro flew over parts of Gabon with a helicopter. “Gabon is great. We are sorry we are here for such a short time, but we got a good sort of overview of the country. It is beautiful … It is just a huge area of land … No one is there. It is incredible,” he noted.

He said that the first thing he looks for when establishing a hotel in a foreign country is a stable government. “Any place you go you want to make sure that when you are there, you are going to be there for a long time. I always think of doing things that are going to last … If I did a hotel in another country or another place, I want it to be thought of as a hotel that is part of the country,” De Niro said.

Boosting Africa’s film industry
When he was asked how a country like Gabon could establish a viable film industry, De Niro replied by saying “It is a long-term developmental process. It can be done anywhere. It is just a matter of commitment [and] the money.”
He explained that African countries can attract foreign film crews if they establish the right infrastructure, such as movie studios, and if it is a relatively cheap destination.

De Niro suggested that African governments need to offer incentives to get the continent’s film industry going.

With Africa emerging as the next economic powerhouse, development of the entertainment industry would certaily make for good advertisement for all countries involved as well as the continent.

It would showcase the cities and all the development potential of the future, in my honest opinion

.

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SUNS 25 · July 21st, 2012, 04:17 PM

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SUNS 25 · July 21st, 2012, 09:45 PM

By Cabinet 2G.

The complex of Ngouoni, under construction. (South East of Gabon)

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SUNS 25 · July 21st, 2012, 10:05 PM

By Cabinet 2G.

Wooden factory to Owendo. under construction. finished 2013!

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SUNS 25 · July 21st, 2012, 10:31 PM

by Cabinet 2G

More of pics Omar Bongo Stadium!!! finished february 2013!!

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SUNS 25 · July 21st, 2012, 11:11 PM

by Faco Construction.

Multi-purpose hall for the youth of Ntoum ( 30.000 inhabitants, 50km of Libreville)

SUNS 25 · July 22nd, 2012, 07:37 AM

by Cabinet 2G.

New City in East of Libreville! Finished 2015! My President and his Prime Minister (my uncle)

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SUNS 25 · July 22nd, 2012, 08:08 AM

Bongoville Olympic Village (South East Gabon) Finished!!

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Adm.Adama · July 23rd, 2012, 12:38 AM

Gabon is wonderful, i wish my country would learn a thing or two from this beautiful country..

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RODDAS Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: London Posts: 3,621 Likes (Received): 225	Actor Robert De Niro sees potential for Gabon’s tourism industry American actor Robert De Niro says that the central African country of Gabon has good potential as a tourism destination and that there might be an opportunity for a resort development. Speaking at the New York Forum Africa, that took place in Gabon’s capital Libreville over the weekend, De Niro said that the country is “special” and that he started thinking about a type of resort that would complement the area. Besides acting, De Niro is involved in Nobu Hospitality, a company that develops hotels, resorts and residences around the world. Prior to the event, De Niro flew over parts of Gabon with a helicopter. “Gabon is great. We are sorry we are here for such a short time, but we got a good sort of overview of the country. It is beautiful … It is just a huge area of land … No one is there. It is incredible,” he noted. He said that the first thing he looks for when establishing a hotel in a foreign country is a stable government. “Any place you go you want to make sure that when you are there, you are going to be there for a long time. I always think of doing things that are going to last … If I did a hotel in another country or another place, I want it to be thought of as a hotel that is part of the country,” De Niro said. Boosting Africa’s film industry When he was asked how a country like Gabon could establish a viable film industry, De Niro replied by saying “It is a long-term developmental process. It can be done anywhere. It is just a matter of commitment [and] the money.” He explained that African countries can attract foreign film crews if they establish the right infrastructure, such as movie studios, and if it is a relatively cheap destination. De Niro suggested that African governments need to offer incentives to get the continent’s film industry going. __________________ "Let the African think, and think, and think." Dr. Kwame Nkrumah

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