President Oligui Nguema’s Call to Action for Gabonese Youth

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Emmanuel Ombana Urges Gabonese Youth to Seize Opportunities for Change

January 1,2025

In a recent interview,Emmanuel Ombana,a prominent⁢ youth advocate in Gabon,emphasized the‍ critical role of young ⁤people in shaping the nation’s future⁣ following President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema‘s inspiring address.Highlighting the creation of 163,000 jobs and the importance of youth engagement in ⁢the upcoming 2025 elections, Ombana called for active participation in key sectors⁤ such as agriculture, digital technology, and ⁤renewable energy. He urged⁣ the ​youth to transform challenges into⁢ opportunities and to take ownership‍ of the reforms necessary for a prosperous Gabon, reinforcing that hope and change lie​ in their hands.

Interview with Emmanuel Ombana: Seizing⁢ Opportunities for Gabonese ⁣Youth

Time.news Editor (TNE): Emmanuel, thank you for joining us today to discuss the imperative role of Gabonese youth in shaping the future of their nation. ⁣After President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema’s recent address, you‍ highlighted the creation of 163,000 jobs. Can you elaborate on how⁣ these developments impact the youth?

Emmanuel Ombana (EO): Thank ​you for having me. The creation of 163,000 jobs is not ⁤just a ⁤statistic; ‍it’s ⁢a call to action ⁢for‌ our youth. These opportunities span various ‍sectors, especially agriculture, digital technology, and renewable energy, areas where our young people can ⁤bring innovation and sustainability. ‌By participating in these ‍fields, ⁢they ‍can secure their futures and contribute to ⁢the ​country’s‍ development.

TNE: You⁤ mentioned the importance of youth engagement in the upcoming 2025 elections. Why do you⁢ beleive this engagement ⁢is crucial?

EO: The ​2025 elections are a pivotal​ moment for Gabon. Young people represent a significant ‍portion of the electorate, and ⁣their voices must be heard. Engaging in the electoral process‍ allows ‍them to influence policies that directly affect their lives—especially those related to job creation and education. ⁢When youth mobilize, they not only advocate for their needs but​ also play an essential ⁤role in holding leaders accountable.

TNE: You encourage youth to transform challenges into opportunities. What ⁢practical ⁢steps⁤ can they ​take to do⁤ this?

EO: First, I encourage‌ them to​ pursue skills development through available programs, like the Youth Opportunities Global Ambassador Program,‌ which empowers young leaders globally [[1]]. ⁢Moreover, initiatives like⁤ the‍ Namakwa Digital Hub offer tailored support for ⁣those interested in developing artisanal enterprises [[2]]. Embracing education and training can equip them with⁣ the tools necessary to navigate challenges in their communities and⁤ industries.

TNE: How can collaboration with international organizations and scholarships benefit Gabonese youth?

EO: ​ collaborations open doors for funding, training workshops, and exposure ​to global⁤ best practices. For instance, ‍numerous scholarships ⁣available for Gabonese youth​ can significantly reduce⁤ barriers to education—both ​domestically and abroad [[3]]. This access not only⁣ expands their knowledge ⁢base but also builds a network of peers ​who share ‍similar goals ⁢of empowerment and reform.

TNE: What message do ⁤you want to ‍impart​ to the ‍Gabonese ⁤youth regarding ‌their role⁤ in the nation’s future?

EO: ‌ My message ⁣is simple: ⁤take ownership.⁢ Hope and change truly ‌lie in your hands. Don’t wait ⁢for others to make decisions for you—get involved, ‍voice your opinions, and push for the⁣ reforms you seek. The⁤ opportunities to ‍contribute ‌to Gabon’s ​prosperity are at your ‌fingertips. Engage in your communities,advocate‍ for necessary changes,and let’s work together towards a brighter future for our nation.

TNE: Thank you, Emmanuel, for⁣ sharing your​ insights‌ and inspiring our readers to take active roles ‍in shaping their ⁣futures.

EO: Thank you for having me. It’s crucial we continue⁢ these conversations, ‌as they might just ignite the change we want to see.

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