Casimir OyÃ©-Mba

Casimir Oye- Mba ( born April 20, 1942 in Nzamaligué, Department Komo Mondah in the province Estuary ) is a Gabonese politician who has served in the government since 1990. He was the Prime Minister of Gabon from 3 May 1990 to 2 November 1994.

Training

Between 1948 and 1954 he attended primary school Montfort in Libreville and graduated in 1961 at the collège education Bessieux in Libreville with the Abitur ( baccalauréat ) from. He studied at the University of Rennes Law and graduated in 1965. Between 1965 and 1967 he studied in Paris and became his doctorate JD on February 17, 1969 as Dr..

He is married and has six children.

Banking career

In January 1968, he joined the Central Bank of the States of Equatorial Africa and Cameroon a ( Banque Centrale des États de l' Afrique EQUATORIALE et du Cameroun, BCEAEC ). In January 1970 he became deputy manager of the bank in Libreville, and in April 1970 he became director of the Libre Bettviller office. In 1973, when the rose BCEAEC in the Central African Central Bank ( Banque des États de l' Afrique Centrale, BEAC ) was Oyé - Mba National Director for Gabon. In January 1977 he was appointed Deputy General Manager of BEAC in the bank's head office in Yaoundé ( Cameroon). In April 1978 he was Governor of the BEAC. This office he held until 1990.

In 2005 Oyé - Mba failed in the application as President of the African Development Bank.

Policy

Between 1973 and 1997 he was a member of the Central Committee of the state party Parti démocratique gabonais (PDG ). 1990 shook serious riots, the Republic of Gabon. President Omar Bongo was forced to cancel the one-party rule and to convene a national conference. On January 27, 1990 Oyé - Mba was appointed by the National Conference as Prime Minister. In the following general election he won a seat in the National Assembly for the electoral district of the department of Komo - Mondah and was confirmed following the November election as Prime Minister.

In the presidential election in December 1993 Oyé - Mba was the head of the election campaign of the winning candidates Bongo and was appointed as a new government in March 1994, he remained prime minister.

The elections were not recognized by the opposition and there were protests. Due to an agreement ( the so-called " Paris MoU " ) with the opposition November 1994 the government stepped Oyé - Mba back October 11, 1994 and November 2 were replaced by a new coalition government led by Paulin Obame Nguema. This government was Oyé - Mba Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. This office he held until January 1999.

On 25 January 1999 he was Minister for the planning, development programs and regional planning in the government of Prime Minister Jean -François Ntoutoume Emane. Since December 28, 2007 Oyé - Mba 's Minister for Mining, petroleum, oil, energy.

He was re-elected in the elections to the National Assembly in December 1996 and in the general election in December 2001 in the Parliament. In the local elections in December 2002, he was elected as a member of the city council in Ntoum.

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Biography (in French )

Gabonese
Prime Minister (Gabon )
Manager
Secretary of State (Gabon )
Born in 1942
Man

Estuaire Province Jean Eyeghé Ndong

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