Mouila, the capital of Gabon's Ngounié Province, is situated along the Ngounié River and the N1 road, with a population of approximately 20,000 residents. The town serves as a trading center for agricultural products such as cassava, bananas, yams, groundnuts, and corn, with coffee and palm oil being significant exports. Mouila is known for Lac Bleu, a lake distinguished by its bright blue water. The town is accessible via Mouila Airport, facilitating regional travel. As a hub of commerce and travel, Mouila is home to a diverse range of Gabonese ethnic groups.