Guinea's Minister of State Addresses UNGA 80th Session on Peace, Development, and Human Rights

Guinea's Commitment to Global Peace and Development

• 🇬🇼 Amara Camara, Minister of State for Guinea, conveyed warm congratulations to the President of the 80th UNGA session and assured her of Guinea's full support.
• 🤝 Guinea fully identifies with the theme "Better together: 80 years and more for peace, development and human rights," seeing it as a reflection of their national progress.
• 🌍 The Minister acknowledged the global turmoil and expressed concern that peace is becoming a luxury, conflicts are normalized, and international organizations are weakening.

Guinea's National Vision and Sovereignty

• 💡 President Dumbuya's leadership prioritizes the well-being of the people and peaceful coexistence, leading Guinea towards development.
• ⛏️ Guinea has embraced national sovereignty, particularly in mining by revoking non-compliant permits, and in intellectual property by transforming the education system.
• 🎓 The creation of Simandu Academy aims to provide top students with opportunities to study abroad, building essential human capital for national development.

Simandu 2040 Program and Economic Progress

• 🚀 The Simandu 2040 program is built on five strategic pillars: agriculture, education, infrastructure, economy/finance, and health.
• 💎 The Simandu project, leveraging the world's largest iron deposit, is expected to contribute to global decarbonization.
• 📈 Guinea achieved a historic milestone with its first sovereign credit rating of B+ stable outlook from Standard & Poor's, positioning it as the second-largest economy in French-speaking West Africa.

Human Rights and Constitutional Order

• ⚖️ Respect for human rights is fundamental, yet its application remains inconsistent globally.
• ✍️ Guinea has adopted a new constitution through a referendum, marking a return to constitutional order, a significant achievement for the nation and the international community.