Ambassador Warns of the Threat of Trafficking in Persons
U.S. Ambassador Furuta-Toy attended a Femipro event in Malabo on July 13. She joined Pamela Nze Eworo in speaking about the crime of Human Trafficking and steps to address it. Read More»
Ambassador Furuta-Toy and President Obiang Meet in Malabo
Ambassador Furuta-Toy meets with President Obiang on Thursday, June 07 to discuss bilateral relations between the United States and the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. Read More»
Huge Crowd Celebrates Beginning of Biodiversity Week 2018
Embassy Malabo concluded its two-month Earth Day/Biodiversity Week 2018 programming with a theatrical presentation in Malabo on May 21. The presentation was part of an opening ceremony at the Spanish Cultural Center in honor of Biodiversity Week 2018. Following remarks by the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, and Environment and the Director of the American ... Read More»
Embassy Partner Opens Headquarters to Serve Equatoguinean Women
On May 19, Equality and Human Rights for Women in Africa Director Anastasia Nzang Nze inaugurated the organization’s new headquarters and center for training underemployed women. Anastasia Nzang Nze is a well-known woman’s rights advocate with whom the Embassy has partnered with for outreach events related to women empowerment and countering gender-based violence. The opening ... Read More»
A Fondo Interviews U.S. Ambassador Furuta-Toy: Human Trafficking Is a Global Problem We Can Solve Together
Human trafficking is modern slavery, and it doesn’t just exist in history books. Ambassador Julie Furuta-Toy appeared on A Fondo to discuss the misery of human trafficking and how everyone can contribute to ridding the world of this horrible crime. Every country and every individual, working together, can solve this global challenge. For more information, ... Read More»
Bocamandja Celebrates Earth Day with Batete Families
The U.S Embassy Malabo, Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program and Bocamandja celebrated Earth Day with a theatrical presentation and a discussion about Equatorial Guinea’s beauty and natural resources. Read More»
New Minister of Foreign Affairs Visits U.S. Embassy Malabo
U.S. Ambassador Furuta-Toy was honored to receive the new minister of Foreign Affairs during his March 2018 visit to the U.S. Embassy in Malabo. Simeon Oyono Esono Angue is the former Equatoguinean ambassador and permanent representative to the African Union in Addis Ababa. He is also a former lecturer at the National University of Equatorial ... Read More»
Entrepreneur Specialist Angelle Kwemo Inspires Equatoguineans to Dream Big!
From March 20 to 25, U.S. Embassy Malabo hosted Angelle Kwemo, entrepreneurship specialist, consultant to corporations and government officials, and founder of Believe in Africa ( www.believeinafrica.org ), who visited dynamic audiences in Malabo, Ureka, Belebu, and more! Read More»
Checkmate! U.S. Embassy Malabo Supports Successful Chess Competition
Congratulations to everyone who attended the March 31 chess competition at the Hilton Hotel. Special kudos to the players who, despite their young age and inexperience, showed real professionalism during the tournament! We are pleased to announce that a Chess Workshop welcomes everybody at the Equato-guinean Cultural Center from noon to 4 p.m. every Saturday! Read More»
U.S. Ambassador Celebrates MEGI-funded Improvements at Santo Tomás de Aquino School
U.S. Ambassador Furuta-Toy was pleased to join a celebration of Mobil Equatorial Guinea Inc.’s generous refurbishment project at the Santo Tomás de Aquino School in Semu. She used the opportunity to donate U.S. Embassy soccer balls. Scooooooore! Read More»
Ambassador Gets a Kick Out of Education!
On Tuesday, February 27, U.S. Ambassador Julie Furuta-Toy visited the Colegio María Inmaculada in Batete to provide soccer balls. The school’s 200 students are looking forward to playing a good match! Read More»
February 11, 2016 Accreditation Ceremony of Ambassador Furuta-Toy
Op-ed from Ambassador Furuta-Toy: Equatorial Guinea’s Greatest Resource
President Obiang and the Government of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea participated in the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly in September 2017. As a future non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, the Government of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea seems to be considering its role in the international arena and ... Read More»
Check out Our New Site!
Yes, we have a brand new website! Have a look around! The new-look website has seven sections representing broad topics that may be of interest to you. The sections are broken down further into sub-categories to assist you in finding specific information. The Seven Sections are: Visas – For all your Visa needs and questions. U.S. Citizen Services – Providing ... Read More»
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