Embassy of Lebanon in Libreville, Gabon; address Boulevard Triomphal Omar Bongo, Libreville; phone +1742489. Head of mission: Mrs. Aline Younes.
Head of mission: Mrs. Aline Younes, Ambassador (as listed in the diplomatic list of Gabon, 22 May 2013)
Lebanon offers a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, beautiful natural landscapes, and modern attractions, making it an appealing travel destination. Although tourist arrivals have varied recently, the country's historical significance and lively social scene continue to attract international visitors. It could be particularly interesting for a segment of Gabon's 2 million population.
Lebanon's safety for tourists, including those from Gabon, is a concern based on various crime indices. The Global Peace Index ranks Lebanon 132nd out of 160 countries, indicating it is less safe than Gabon, which ranks 116th. In terms of murder rates, Lebanon has a rate of 1.9 per 100,000 people, with female murders at 1.0. Unfortunately, Gabon's specific murder rate data is not available. According to the Global Organized Crime Index, Lebanon scores higher in various crime categories compared to Gabon, suggesting a higher prevalence of organized crime. For instance, Lebanon has a mafia group index of 6.0 (Gabon: 1.0), and crime networks score 7.0 (Gabon: 5.0). Additionally, Lebanon has higher scores in state crime (9.5), foreign crime (8.0), and human trafficking (8.5) compared to Gabon's respective scores. Overall, while Lebanon offers rich cultural experiences, tourists from Gabon should exercise caution and stay informed about safety conditions.