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Home - U.S. Embassy Malabo, Equatorial Guinea Embassy NewsU.S. Citizen ServicesVisas to the U.S.U.S. Policy & IssuesResourcesEspañol Highlights Georgia State Senator John Isakson Visits Equatorial Guinea John Isakson, Senator from the State of Georgia and member of US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, visited Equatorial Guinea on January 7-8, 2008. Senator Isakson is the first U.S. Senator to visit Equatorial Guinea in many years and the first to see the changes in Equatorial Guinea over the course of the last decade. Senator Isakson met with Equatorial Guinea government officials and discussed issues of common concern. He visited Equato-Guinean Liquid Natural Gas Plant, as natural gas from this plant is shipped to the Port of Savannah, in his home state of Georgia. On January 7, Senator Isakson was received by the U.S. Resident Ambassador Donald C. Johnson and Equatorial Guinea officials, led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Francophonie Pastor Micha Ondo Bile. After formal greetings at the airport in Malabo, the Senator headed to Bata, the second largest city in Equatorial Guinea, where he met with President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo. After meeting with President Obiang and before returning to Malabo, Senator Isakson visited the Palacio de Congresos, Palacio de Conferencias de Ngolo and Clinica La Paz. (more | photo gallery) Latest Headlines from Washington Fostering Global Citizenship in Malabo: International Education Week 07 in Equatorial Guinea Minister of Education, Science and Sport Cristobal Mañana, Ambassador Johnson and UNGE Rector Carlos Nse Nsuga. Full size. After having been closed for a decade, U.S. Embassy Malabo reopened in 2004, with a resident ambassador arriving in November 2006. The new mission is rising like the proverbial Phoenix, engaging in a variety of outreach programs to ensure reengagement with Equato-Guineans from all walks of life. ...