Economic intelligence
Sector briefings, actor portraits and economic benchmarks to understand the forces transforming Guinea.
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.
Historic agreement: Guinea ratifies €140 million in financing from the IDB to complete the Mali-Gadalougué corridor. A strategic lever for trade, mobility and regional integration.
MANSSAH has 61 ambassador clubs worldwide; the movement links strategic thinking, citizen participation, and concrete actions for the future of Africa.
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.
At 39, Madina Dansoko has established herself as a major figure in Guinean agribusiness. Founder of Lella and Agriferme, she contributes to strengthening the country's food sovereignty.
The Pèssè Awards 2026 celebrated Guinean film and web talent in Conakry. The event aims to transform local creativity into a genuine cultural and economic industry.
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.
General Mamadi Doumbouya received Aliko Dangote at the Mohammed V Palace to accelerate major industrial investments, aligned with the Simandou 2040 economic transformation vision.
On June 12, 2026, Guinea reached a major milestone with the inauguration of the Odhav Pharma factory in Dubréka.