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The financial and macroeconomic pulse of the country. Inflation, banking policies, GDP growth, and financial markets: clear, jargon-free analysis to understand the major issues impacting the purchasing power of Guineans and the strategies of businesses.
The Guinea Development Board (GDB) is becoming the one-stop shop for investors in Guinea. From Dakar to Monaco, the agency is driving the country's economic attractiveness .
The IMF begins its consultations in Conakry from June 15 to 30, 2026. Driven by growth exceeding 8% thanks to Simandou 2040, Guinea aims for a new economic program.
Faced with declining external funding, the National Chamber of Agriculture of Guinea reinvented itself in 2026. It now leads strategic actions related to the Simandou 2040 program.
The creation of the CAE centralizes public procurement in Guinea. Vehicles, equipment, and travel will be managed through a single system to strengthen transparency and budgetary discipline.
Driven by the rapid scale-up of Simandou iron ore exports and growing European demand for gold, Guinea recorded one of its strongest export performances in recent years during spring 2026.
No longer limited to family support transfers, the African diaspora is now channeling over $100 billion into real estate investments across the continent, fueling a major economic transformation.
With a new 2026–2030 strategic roadmap, and major industrial investments, SOGUIPAH is positioning itself for a strong comeback as a leading force in Guinea’s agro-industrial transformation.
During an official mission in Helsinki, Minister Ismaël Nabé delivered a strong message to international investors: Guinea’s true wealth lies in its youth.