Gabon, located on the west coast of Africa, is known as "the world's second lung" after Amazonia. The country has forests that occupy 88% of its territory. It has a population of 2.3 million, of which 48% are active and a GDP growth of 3%. The official language is French, although many locals also speak Fan, Myene, Punu, Nzebi.
Gabon is the fourth-largest oil producer in Sub-Saharan Africa fueled mainly by oil and manganese production. The country's economy is still highly reliant on its natural resources, and major sectors include agriculture, forestry, oil production, tourism, and mining. Despite this, Gabon is one of the largest economic powers in central Africa. The oil sector, agriculture, forestry, and transportation are the main drivers of the country's growth. Aldelia has had a presence in Gabon since 2007.
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