Gabon and Cuba forge stronger media and film ties

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On a bright morning in Libreville, Germain Biahodjow, Gabon’s Minister of Communication and Media, welcomed Alex González García, Cuba’s Ambassador to Gabon, for a landmark meeting. This first official encounter marked the beginning of a renewed partnership spanning communication, audiovisual production, and cinema—three sectors poised for shared growth and innovation.

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