Act for Guinea

Throughout the changes characteristic of our history, Guineans have been torn between hope and disillusionment. The results speak louder than wishes, after more than 60 years of independence, our country still lacks everything and is still looking for good benchmarks for its political and institutional stability on the one hand, and its economic and social development on the other. go. This means that the political and intellectual elites who were supposed to light the way have not been up to the big challenges. But that is no longer the real center of interest for the new political generation to which I belong. The most important thing now is to take advantage of existing assets and reinvent a better future for Guinea through political, professional and social responsibilities.”