On this day 51 years ago, on April 20, 1974 (March 28, 1974 lunar calendar), our country established diplomatic relations with Gabon. Libreville, the capital, is the capital and second largest port of Gabon. Gabon, located in central and western Africa, covers an area of 267,667 square kilometers and has a population of more than 1 million people. There are more than 40 tribes such as Fang and Bapunu. The official language is French. 50% of the residents believe in Catholicism, and the rest are Protestant Christianity, Islam and primitive religions. Libreville, the capital. Gabon's economic pillar is the mining industry, and its production of manganese dioxide and metal manganese ranks among the top in the world; in addition, there are oil smelting, wood processing, food, electricity and other industries. Agriculture is backward. Cultivated land accounts for only 0.5% of the country's land area. The main crops are cassava, plantain, corn, cocoa, coffee, etc. Mainly export oil, wood, manganese and uranium, and import food, light industrial products, machinery and equipment, etc. Gabon became a French colony in 1891. In 1910, it became one of the four territories of French Equatorial Africa. It became independent on August 17, 1960 and remained within the French Community. One-party system was implemented in 1967. In April 1990, the bank had a multi-party system and formed a coalition government. Established diplomatic relations with our country on April 20, 1974. Gabon flag female soldiers unit, the United States Navy visited Gabon female soldiers unit. National Day Military Parade, Gabon's Independence Day (National Day) is August 17, 1960. The capital city of Libreville, there are two ethnic groups in Gabon: Pygmies and Bantu. Political parties in Gabon, there are 41 legal political parties in Gabon. Gabon's President Ali Bongo met with distinguished guests, President Ali Bongo, took office in October 2009. Port Gentil, one of Gabon's main ports, is responsible for oil exports. Gabon oil rigs, rich in resources, mainly oil, timber, manganese ore, etc. The country of timber, log reserves of about 400 million cubic meters, ranking third in Africa. Gabon's coastline, Gabon is west of the Atlantic Ocean, with a coastline of 800 kilometers. A memorial mark on the equatorial line of Gabon, Gabon is located on the west coast of central Africa, across the equatorial line. King Kong Falls, King Kong Falls are two miles wide, and the water flows through the rocks like lightning. Ivindo National Park, the Ivindo National Park covers an area of 3,000 square kilometers and is divided by the equator. Gabon taxis, land transportation is not developed, mainly by water and air. Bantu mask artifacts, Bantu people have settled in Gabon in the 10th century.