16 May – Former president Ali Bongo and his family are confirmed to have been released and in Angola following an agreement between Angolan President João Lourenço and President Oligui.[4]
27 May – Trade unionist Patrick Barbera Isaac is appointed Minister of Labour, Full Employment and Social Dialogue.[6]
June
6 June – Gabon announces its withdrawal from a 2007 agreement with the European Union that allowed EU vessels to fish in Gabonese waters in exchange for financial support to Gabon’s fisheries sector.[7]
Gabon signs the "Gabon Infini" climate finance agreement, combining $94 million in donor funding with $86 million of government money over 10 years to protect 34,000km2 (13,000sqmi) of the Congo Basin rainforest.[12]
The Specialized Criminal Court convicts nine associates of Sylvia and Noureddin Bongo of embezzlement, corruption, and money laundering and sentences them to up to 15 years' imprisonment.[13]
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