Jean-Paul Komanda
Jean-Paul Komanda is a former Gabonese politician who served as the first president of the Conseil d'État. He is known for his involvement in a controversial agreement signed in January 2024 between the Gabonese government and the Italian company Santullo-Sericom, which has led to a significant legal dispute over a debt of 120.4 million euros. His role in the negotiations has drawn criticism and resulted in his dismissal from office in August 2024, as he faced accusations of compromising national interests.
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Jean-Paul Komanda is the first president of the Conseil d'État and is named in the complaint filed by Opiangah.
Affaire Webcor : Opiangah avait-il raison… trop tôt ? | Gabonreview.com
Gabon· 2026-03-06
Jean-Paul Komanda was the former president of the Council of State who negotiated a controversial agreement with Santullo-Sericom.
Menace sur le Gabon à Paris : le Pozzo di Borgo va être vendu si 79 milliards ne sont pas réglés | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2025-11-04
