Thierry Minko

Thierry Minko

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Thierry Minko is the Minister of Economy and Finance in the newly formed government of Gabon, which took office on January 1, 2026, and is currently in the news for his role in outlining economic priorities and budgetary measures during a working session held on January 7, 2026.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
17,827
Power
120$
Sentiment
6.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Gabon 3 6.00 0.73% +10% 2,225,734 17,827 $15,000 120$
Totals 3 2,225,734 17,827 $15,000 120$
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Recent Mentions

Gabon Gabon: Thierry Minko is the minister of Economy and Finance who is collaborating with Hermann Immongault on the budgetary process. 7

Gabon Review – news and current affairs from Gabon: Loi de finances 2027 : Hermann Immongault lance les arbitrages budgétaires sous le signe de la rigueur | Gabonreview.com

Cameroon Cameroon: Thierry Minko is the Minister of Economy who is expecting significant financial contributions from the private sector for the Gabon Economic Forum. 7

Journal du Cameroun – popular Cameroonian news site: Le Gabon organise la deuxième édition du Gabon Economic Forum (GEF) le 27 juin – Journal du Gabon

Gabon Gabon: Thierry Minko, the Minister of Economy, proposed a global envelope of nearly 27,000 billion CFA francs for the national growth and development program. 7

Gabon Review – news and current affairs from Gabon: Gabon Economic Forum : la 2e édition sous la houlette d'Alain‑Claude Kouakoua | Gabonreview.com

Gabon Gabon: Thierry Minko is the Minister of Economy, Finance, and Participations in Gabon, detailing his roadmap for economic recovery and support for purchasing power. 8

Gabon Review – news and current affairs from Gabon: 100 jours du gouvernement : Thierry Minko détaille sa feuille de route, promet des produits de base moins chers, une croissance à 6% en 2026 | Gabonreview.com