167 Gabon Libreville Africa African Culture Images and Stock Photos

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: the country's first Catholic Cathedral, the old Saint Mary's cathedral, built in 1864, the bell tower was only erected in 1900 - dedicated to Notre-Dame de Neiges by Monseigneur Jean-Rémi Bessieux - Archdiocese of Libreville - French colonial architecture.

Libreville, Gabon: city skyline seen from the sea - overcast sky - photo by M.Torres

The Gabon national flag waving in the wind. The Gabonese Republic is a Central African Country. Rippled fabric. Textured background. Realistic 3d illustration. Close-up

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: the Senate - diplomatic quarter - photo by M.Torres

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: modern architecture of the Ministry of Oil complex - Ministère du Pétrol et Hydrocarbures - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - photo by M.Torres

Libreville, Gabon: cityscape seen from the Gabon Estuary, with the Atlantic Ocean on the left, Gulf of Guinea. Discovered by Portuguese explorers in 1472.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: the Parliament seen from the lawns - National Assembley building on boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - Assemblée Nationale - photo by M.Torres

Gabon flag with brush paint textured isolated on white background. Vector illustration EPS10

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: traffic and buildings on the Waterfront avenue / Front de Mer / Boulervard de l'Indépendance, near the presidential palace - photo by M.Torres

National flag of Gabon waving in the wind on a clear day. Three equal horizontal bands of green, yellow, and blue. 3d illustration render. Fluttering fabric

Port Owendo (Libreville), Gabon: Manganese terminal and storage yard - conveyor belts load manganese ore into freigther ships for export - after oil, manganese ore is Gabon's second main export - deep water port on the Gabon River estuary - photo by M.Torres

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: Ministry of Oil, sky and tree leaves - Ministry of Oil and Hydrocarbons - '2 December' building - Primature - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - photo by M.Torres

African Woman posed with smile

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: modern building hosting the headquarters of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS / CEEAC) - ECCAS is made of 11 Member States, namely Republic of Angola; Republic of Burundi; Republic of Cameroon; Centrafrican Republic; Republic of Congo; Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe; Democratic Republic of Congo; Gabonese Republic; Republic of Equatorial Guinea; Republic of Rwanda; and the Republic of Chad - The Community promotes and supports the Member States in economic matters and in the establishment of a customs union and the resulting creation of a common market - CEEAC is a largely heterogeneous community compared to other regional associations in Africa, with the former Belgian colonies of Burundi and DR Congo as well as the Spanish-speaking Equatorial Guinea and the Portuguese-speaking island state of São Tomé and Príncipe on one side and the Francophone states on the other - the building originally hosted the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - Siège CEEAC-ECCAS.

Detail of the national flag of Gabon waving in the wind on a clear day. Gabon is a country on the west coast of Central Africa. Selective focus.

Waving flag of Gabon blowing in the wind. Full page flying flag. Vector realistic illustration EPS10

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon – May 30, 2010: African woman, walking in Libreville with yellow background.

Gabon map created from lines and bright points in the form of starry sky with polygonal wireframe mesh and connected lines on dark blue background. Vector illustration EPS10

Gabon map with waving flag isolated on white background. Vector illustration EPS10

Gabon detailed map with regions and cities of the country. Vector illustration

Vector dotted style map of Gabon in dark blue background design sphere and structure

Gabon flag - glossy circle badge. Vector icon.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: state TV building with antenna (TG) - photo by M.Torres

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: St Peters's Cathedral at dusk - triangular roof and cross - Cathédrale St. Pierre - Rue du Governeur Balley - photo by M.Torres

National flag of Gabon waving in the wind on a clear day. Three equal horizontal bands of green, yellow, and blue. 3d illustration render. Fluttering fabric

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: Bank of Central African States (BEAC) - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - photo by M.Torres

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: Ministry of Oil and Gas - 'Ministère du Pétrole et du Gaz' - Immeuble du 2 décembre building - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - Gabon's economy is heavily dependent on the energy sector, representing the largest share of its GDP and exports, with a small population, the country's per capita income is very high for sub-Saharan Africa, although with a hight Gini Coefficient Index. The government of Gabon controls petroleum and mineral rights within the state. The state owned Gabon Oil Company, is the legal owner and manager of onshore and offshore petroleum in Gabon. Under a new hydrocarbon law passed in 2020, the government of Gabon automatically owns a 20 percent ownership interest in all petroleum development in the nation, with Gabon Oil able to purchase up to an additional 15 percent stake.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon – May 29, 2010: On a beach outside Libreville, a local fisherman and his boat.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: Gabonese Presidential Palace compound with flags of Gabon. Gabon is one of the richest countries in Africa in terms of per capita income. Waterfront avenue - Front de Mer - Boulevard de l'Indépendance.

National flag of Gabon waving in the wind on a clear day. Three equal horizontal bands of green, yellow, and blue. 3d illustration render. Fluttering fabric

beautiful woman african posed for the portrait

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: old Saint Mary's cathedral - Our Lady of the Snows - photo by M.Torres

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon – May 30, 2010: African woman with child, walking in Libreville with yellow background.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: people by the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS / CEEAC) headquarters - ECCAS is made of 11 Member States, namely Republic of Angola; Republic of Burundi; Republic of Cameroon; Centrafrican Republic; Republic of Congo; Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe; Democratic Republic of Congo; Gabonese Republic; Republic of Equatorial Guinea; Republic of Rwanda; and the Republic of Chad - The Community promotes and supports the Member States in economic matters and in the establishment of a customs union and the resulting creation of a common market, it includes almost 140 million people - the building was previously used by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - Siège CEEAC-ECCAS.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: Ministry of Oil entrance wing - Ministry of Oil and Hydrocarbons - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - photo by M.Torres

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Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: Ministry of Oil - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - photo by M.Torres

Gabon map abstract geometric mesh polygonal light concept with glowing contour lines countries and dots on dark background. Vector illustration EPS10

Vector illustration. Flag of Gabon. Countries in Africa. Location symbol for travelers. Isolated on white background. Cartoon sticker with contour. Decoration for greeting cards, patches, prints

Gabon map outline with stars and lines multi colors abstract framework. Futuristic low polygonal, wireframe, lines and dots design on dark background. Vector illustration EPS10

Gabon political map of administrative divisions - provinces. Thin black outline map with division name labels.

Vector illustration of a Waving Flag of Gabon. All elements neatly on well-defined layers and groups.

Close-up view of the Gabon national flag waving in the wind. The Gabonese Republic is a Central African Country. Fabric textured background. Selective focus

Map of Gabon from Polygonal wire frame low poly mesh, contours network line, luminous space stars, design sphere, dot and structure. Vector Illustration EPS10.

Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: gallery of the minaret of the Central Mosque - photo by M.Torres

Gabon Map modern design with polygonal shapes on dark blue background. Business wireframe mesh spheres from flying debris. Blue structure style vector illustration concept

Gabon Map infographics vector template with abstract geometric mesh polygonal light concept on blue background. Template for diagram, graph, presentation and chart. Vector illustration EPS10

Scribble map of Gabon. Sketch Country map colors for infographic, brochures and presentations. Vector illustration eps 10

This minimalist, overhead flat lay features the word "Gabon" spelled out using four natural wood letter blocks. Centered above the word, a single smaller wooden cube displays a printed image of the Gabonese flag. The arrangement suggests themes of national identity, African culture, travel, and geography. Set against a clean white background, the image offers a simple yet impactful representation of the country's name and symbol.

Gabon Map Mandala with Colorful Details Textured Vector Design Template on White Background. Vector illustration EPS10.