Guinee President Mamadi Doumbouya is scheduled to travel to Abidjan for a state visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and regional cooperation between the two nations.
Key points
- The official departure is planned for Friday at the Ahmed-Sékou-Touré International Airport in Conakry.
- The presidency described the visit as being placed under the sign of unity, peace, and panafricanism.
- A ceremonial send-off is set to be attended by the prime minister, the president of the assembly, and various military and diplomatic officials.
Why it matters
This diplomatic visit marks a key step in reinforcing historical, cultural, and political ties between Conakry and Abidjan.
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