With an expected growth rate of 5.6% in 2024, Guinea demonstrates remarkable resilience in a complex environment. The country, rich in abundant natural resources, holds the world’s largest reserves of bauxite (25% of global stock) and ranks as the second-largest global producer. Additionally, Guinea boasts significant hydrological and agricultural potential. However, despite these strengths, the Guinean economy remains relatively undiversified and structurally vulnerable to external shocks, particularly in commodities, which constitute 35% of GDP and 85% of the country’s exports.
To achieve the “Vision 2040 of an emerging and prosperous Guinea,” the government is collaborating with the private sector, launching strategic projects under the “Interim Reference Program of the 2022-2025 Transition (PRI)” valued at an estimated $12,273 million. Approximately 30% of the funding remains to be secured, with expected contributions from international donors, aimed at accelerating the structural transformation of the economy.
In this context, the digital event “Invest in Guinea” aims to unveil investment opportunities in the mining, infrastructure, agro-industry, and energy sectors within the country.
Key Points:
- Business climate, dynamic sectors, reform programs: A panel of leading economic actors will discuss the Guinean ecosystem.
- Three public-private workshops to engage concretely on investment opportunities sector by sector.