The Gabonese government is keen on leveraging the potential of space technology to drive economic growth and strengthen its sovereignty.
In a bid to address the country’s infrastructure challenges, the government is exploring a hybrid model that combines terrestrial networks with satellite solutions.
The strategy aims to provide equal access to digital services across rural, maritime, and isolated areas.
Satellite Key to Universal Internet Access
With over 88% of the country covered in tropical forests, deploying fiber optic cables nationwide is a logistical nightmare. The government is opting for a hybrid approach that combines terrestrial networks with satellite solutions.
The ultimate goal is to ensure digital inclusion for every citizen, making daily life easier.
Building a Spatial Gabonese Ecosystem
The government is working on several key areas, including regulatory frameworks, cyber security, data protection, and administrative needs.
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