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Marcel Sandoungout 🇬🇦

Marcel Sandoungout (Known as "Sandoungout")
Ambassador of Gabon to France, Jurist, President of the Supreme Court
Born Apr 12, 1938 🇬🇦 Libreville, Gabon
Passed Away Jun 25, 2014 Libreville, Gabon
Lifespan 76 years old
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Distinguished jurist and founding diplomat who served as Gabon's long-serving Ambassador to France, represented Gabon at the United Nations, and presided over the Supreme Court of Gabon.

Biographical Record

Marcel Sandoungout was born in Libreville on April 12, 1938. After studying law and diplomacy at the École Nationale d'Administration (ENA) in Paris, Sandoungout became one of the key administrative architects of early Gabonese foreign policy.

Appointed Ambassador to France and permanent representative to UNESCO, Sandoungout managed delicate bilateral relations during the oil boom of the 1970s. Returning to Libreville, he served as President of the Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court, ensuring judicial standards and the codification of administrative jurisprudence.

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Final Resting Place

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Plaine-Niger Cemetery
Libreville, Gabon
GPS: 0.3800, 9.4600
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