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Date: 09-08-08

NEW GAS AND OIL DISCOVERY IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA

08/01/08

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE

07/31/08

THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE RECEIVES IN A HEARING THE AMBASSADOR OF KOREA

07/31/08

THE PRIME MINISTER LED THIS THURSDAY THE INTERMINISTRY COUNCIL

07/31/08

THIS WEDNESDAY THE MINISTER OF INFORMATION CULTURE AND TOURISM MET WITH HIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

07/31/08

VARIOUS INFRASTRUCTURES WORKS HAVE BEEN VISITED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC

07/30/08

THE PRIME MINISTER HEAD OF GOVERNMENT RETURNS TO THE COUNTRY

07/28/08

THE YOUTH OF THE PARISH CHURCH OF ELA NGUEMA WENT IN A CLIMBLING EXPEDITION TO THE BASILE PEAK

07/26/08

THE UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR FINISHES HIS MISSION IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA

07/24/08

THE PRIME MINISTER HEAD OF GOVERNMENT TRAVELS TO THE KINGDOM OF SPAIN

07/24/08



"Equatorial Guinea is growing terrifically fast. The fastest [growing country in 2006] was Equatorial Guinea, which averaged annual growth between 1995 and 2005 of 20 percent a year.”

-- Eric Swanson, head of the Global Data Program, The World Bank



"The government of the United States recognizes and applauds the commitment of the government of Equatorial Guinea to this initiative [new Social Development Fund] that benefits the people of Equatorial Guinea. This is a concrete demonstration of the government's commitment to using its new-found wealth to improve the lives of its citizens."

-- U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, R. Niels Marquardt, 7/7/2005



"And as I said to [President Obiang], I hope we can help you set a gold standard of how a country manages its oil revenue and lets its people know what's happening to them. I think it's [working with Equatorial Guinea] a terrific opportunity and I was very impressed with his leadership and his government's leadership."

-- World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz, 6/23/05

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