The Vice President of Gabon, Alexandre Barro Chambrier, recently met with members of the Gabonese National Council of Architects (CNOGA) to discuss the organization of the 15th African Architects' Congress. The congress is scheduled to take place in Libreville from November 30 to December 5. The meeting allowed CNOGA members to present the main challenges related to hosting this continental event, which will bring together several African delegations.
During the meeting, the CNOGA members discussed the development of urban areas with the Vice President. The President of CNOGA, Hermès Allogho-Eko-Mba, reaffirmed the commitment of the Gabonese Architects' Council to work towards better consideration of people with reduced mobility in the design and construction of buildings. He highlighted the council's role in organizing, regulating, and controlling the practice of architecture in Gabon.
The President of CNOGA also emphasized that the council's mission is to accompany the state, local authorities, and administrations as a technical advisor in the construction process and the development of territorial planning policies. The African Architects' Union, which comprises over 40 member countries, will hold its 15th congress in Gabon. This event is expected to provide an opportunity for professionals in the sector to reflect on the challenges of architecture and urban development in Africa.
The congress will bring together several African delegations, providing a platform for experts to share knowledge and experiences. The event is expected to contribute to the development of the architectural profession in Africa and promote collaboration among member countries. The Gabonese government has expressed its support for the event, which is seen as an opportunity to promote the country's architectural sector.
The meeting between the Vice President and CNOGA members demonstrated the government's commitment to working with professional associations to promote the development of the architectural sector. The 15th African Architects' Congress is expected to have a positive impact on the development of urban areas in Africa. The event will provide a forum for experts to discuss the challenges facing the continent and propose solutions.
The African Architects' Union plays a crucial role in promoting the development of the architectural profession in Africa. The union's congresses provide a platform for members to share experiences and knowledge, promoting collaboration and innovation in the sector. The 15th congress in Gabon is expected to build on the successes of previous events and contribute to the growth of the architectural profession in Africa.
The organization of the 15th African Architects' Congress in Gabon demonstrates the country's commitment to promoting the development of the architectural sector. The event is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy and contribute to the growth of the sector. The government has expressed its support for the event, which is seen as an opportunity to promote Gabon's architectural sector.
Key points
- The 15th African Architects' Congress will take place in Libreville from November 30 to December 5.
- The congress will bring together several African delegations to discuss the challenges of architecture and urban development in Africa.
- The Gabonese government has expressed its support for the event, which is seen as an opportunity to promote the country's architectural sector.
