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Guinea: Junta has Dissolved Government

Yesterday, 20 February 2024, a spokesman for Guinea’s President read out a decree on the state television channel announcing that the government had been dissolved.

All government ministers were instructed to hand over their passports and official vehicles.  Investigations into alleged embezzlement and corruption seem likely.

Guinea’s military junta came to power after overthrowing President Alpha Condé in 2021.  The country’s first post-coup elections are due to take place at the end of 2024. 

According to the press, land borders are to be closed from today.

Budd Guinea reports that there has not been any immediate impact on security in Conakry but access to internet is regularly restricted.

Budd’s Marseille office will be pleased to assist in case of telecommunications difficulties:

Jean-Pierre Perrillat – jean.pierre@budd-pni.com, mobile: +33 (0)611 11 27 85

Sarah Penwarden – sarah.penwarden@budd-pni.com, mobile +33 (0)683 39 26 58

Arthur Vidal – arthur.vidal@budd-pni.com, mobile +33 (0)679 82 25 39

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