The École des mines et de la métallurgie de Moanda-Gabon (E3MG) recently welcomed its 10th promotion of students, comprising 50 individuals, in a ceremony held on November 3, 2026. The event took place at the school's facilities in the Lékolo "2" neighborhood, Moanda's 2nd arrondissement. Authorities, military personnel, E3MG officials, and some students' parents attended the gathering. This year's promotion, dubbed "Jane P10," was organized under the theme "From school to factory: meeting the challenges of local transformation and industrial excellence in Gabon."
The new students are enrolled in various programs that address the challenges of "local transformation," including Licence prospection and exploitation minière (LPEM), Licence mine and transformation métallurgique (LMTM), Licence maintenance des systèmes et des équipements (LMSE), Ingénieur exploitation minière (IEM), and ingénieur procédés de transformation (IPT). E3MG aims to play a vital role in training Gabon's human resources.
According to Dr. Christian Boupassia, E3MG's administrator and director-general, the school's educational offerings have been adapted to focus on the exploration and transformation of mining materials. He expressed confidence in the institution's ability to provide quality education. Moanda's mayor, Lebomo Estimé Pédox, praised E3MG as the country's reference school for training technicians and engineers to support local transformation.
The director provincial des Mines, du Haut-Ogooué, Manga Makaya Patrick, representing the minister des Mines, welcomed the news that E3MG will provide the state with the necessary qualified profiles to meet local mineral resource transformation requirements. This development aligns with Gabon's efforts to enhance its mining sector. E3MG's programs are designed to equip students with the skills required to contribute to the country's industrial growth.
E3MG's efforts to provide quality education and training are crucial in supporting Gabon's mining industry. The institution's focus on local transformation and industrial excellence reflects the country's commitment to economic development. By producing skilled professionals, E3MG is helping to drive growth and innovation in the sector.
The addition of 50 new students to E3MG's community underscores the institution's ongoing role in shaping Gabon's mining and metallurgy landscape. As the country continues to invest in its mining sector, E3MG is well-positioned to provide the necessary expertise and talent. The school's 10th promotion of students is a significant milestone in its history.
E3MG's commitment to excellence in education and training is evident in its programs and facilities. The institution's efforts to foster a culture of innovation and expertise will likely have a lasting impact on Gabon's mining industry. As the country looks to the future, E3MG is poised to play a vital role in shaping its economic development.
Key points
- E3MG welcomes 50 new students in its 10th promotion, focusing on mining and metallurgy studies.
