The first edition of the Libreville African Infrastructure Salon (SAIL) was officially opened on Thursday, October 2, 2026, by Gabon's Minister of Industry and Local Transformation, Me Lubin Ntoutoume. The event, themed "Gabonese Infrastructure: Building Today, Transforming Tomorrow," brings together several companies and financial partners, including AFG Bank Gabon. The salon aims to promote investment, financing, and development of infrastructure in Gabon. AFG Bank Gabon is participating in the event to showcase its support for the construction sector.
AFG Bank Gabon is presenting its solutions to support companies operating in the infrastructure and construction sectors. According to Jean Chrys Soleman, the bank's communication manager, their presence at SAIL goes beyond just financing companies, as many exhibitors are already clients of the bank. The bank aims to highlight its various services, including account opening and support for international trade operations. This includes its Global Transaction Banking department, which handles import and export operations.
The bank's participation in SAIL is part of its efforts to reaffirm its commitment to supporting Gabon's economic actors. By showcasing its services, AFG Bank Gabon aims to demonstrate its presence in the country's economic landscape. The bank's support for the construction sector is crucial, as it plays a significant role in Gabon's economic development. The salon provides a platform for the bank to engage with industry professionals and promote its services.
The SAIL event features discussions on investment opportunities, financing, and infrastructure development in Gabon. The event, which runs until Saturday, brings together industry experts, policymakers, and financial institutions to explore ways to drive growth and development in the sector. AFG Bank Gabon's participation in the event is a testament to its commitment to supporting the country's economic development.
AFG Bank Gabon's support for the construction sector is not limited to financing. The bank offers a range of services, including account opening and international trade support. Its Global Transaction Banking department provides critical support for import and export operations, facilitating the flow of goods and services. By providing these services, the bank is helping to drive growth and development in the sector.
The Libreville African Infrastructure Salon is a significant event for Gabon's construction sector. The event provides a platform for industry professionals to network, share ideas, and explore opportunities for growth and development. AFG Bank Gabon's participation in the event is a positive development, as it demonstrates the bank's commitment to supporting the sector.
The SAIL event concludes on Saturday, with discussions expected to focus on the future of infrastructure development in Gabon. AFG Bank Gabon's participation in the event has highlighted its commitment to supporting the country's economic development. The bank's support for the construction sector is crucial, as it plays a significant role in driving growth and development in the country.
Key points
- AFG Bank Gabon is participating in the first edition of the Libreville African Infrastructure Salon to showcase its support for the country's construction sector.
- The bank is presenting its solutions to support companies operating in the infrastructure and construction sectors, including account opening and international trade support.
- AFG Bank Gabon's participation in SAIL is part of its efforts to reaffirm its commitment to supporting Gabon's economic actors.
