Important Information: As of May 30, visa application fees will increase globally. For tourists, business travelers, and students (B1/B2, F, M, J, etc.), it will increase from $160 to $185. Fees for other visa classes will also increase. Click here for more information. US Embassy Libreville discourages the use of student visa consultants and does not work ... Read More»
Embassy Supports Journalism Training for Covering Elections
The U.S. Embassy, with support from Africa Regional Services in Paris, conducted a three-part journalism training series on covering elections. Paris-based U.S. journalist Eduardo Cue engaged with Gabonese journalists from Libreville and Port-Gentil through a videoconference. The workshops covered a wide range of topics related to best journalism practices, including electoral law, the electorate, candidates ... Read More»
United States and Gabon Announce Joint State Partnership Program
The United States and Gabon are pleased to announce a Joint State Partnership Program that will strengthen disaster response and security cooperation between our two countries. The State Partnership Program links U.S. National Guard units from a specific U.S. state with partner nations security forces and disaster response organizations in a cooperative, mutually beneficial relationship. ... Read More»
Deputy Chief of Mission visit at the Martin Luther King School in Libreville
DCM David Mosby visited with the energetic students at the Martin Luther King School in Libreville on Thursday, April 13. He spoke about his role and career as a diplomat, and kicked off an artwork competition with the students on the theme of U.S. – Gabon friendship. The U.S. Embassy is proud of our long-standing ... Read More»
U.S. Chargé d’affaires Ellen Thorburn meets with Prime Minster Alain-Claude Bilie By-Nze
U.S. Chargé d’affaires Ellen Thorburn was pleased to meet with Prime Minster Alain-Claude Bilie By-Nze. They had a productive discussion on deepening U.S. – Gabon bilateral cooperation in several areas. We already collaborate closely with Gabon in many ways, notably on protecting Gabon’s unique forest ecosystem. The U.S. and Gabon also enjoy close security and ... Read More»