Abdourahmane Baldé, Director General of the National Fund for Youth Insertion (FONIJ), expressed his enthusiasm at Conakry's Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport upon the return of President Mamadi Doumbouya from the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Baldé praised the President's achievements, highlighting the tangible actions that distinguish his governance from previous administrations. According to Baldé, the President's actions are concrete and sufficient, differing from empty promises of the past.
Baldé recalled that before President Doumbouya took office, Guinea was facing significant challenges, including a weak economy, a divided society, and a general sense of despair. He contrasted this with the current state of affairs, citing progress in infrastructure development, particularly in road construction and social projects. The FONIJ Director General mentioned the transformation of the road network, specifically between Mamou and Labé, and the planned projects between Labé and Tougué.
The Director General of FONIJ attributed the positive changes to President Doumbouya's leadership, stating that with him, "saying and doing go hand in hand" to ensure Guinea's emergence and triumph. He emphasized that the President's vision and actions have brought about a new dynamic, which is essential for the country's growth. Baldé's comments reflect his confidence in the President's ability to deliver on his promises.
Regarding the diplomatic tensions during the 81st United Nations General Assembly, Baldé firmly rejected hate speech, stating that it does not represent the Guinean people or the nation. He called on all segments of society, including women, youth, and professional corporations, to remain mobilized and focused on their daily work, avoiding provocations that could undermine social peace and national stability.
Baldé urged citizens to be vigilant and not fall prey to divisive rhetoric, emphasizing the importance of unity and patriotism. He cited the example of the Cosa-Bambéto area, where a former hotspot for youth violence has been transformed into a thriving infrastructure project. The FONIJ Director General encouraged Guineans to work together, stressing that the country needs collective effort to progress.
In his appeal for calm and unity, Baldé called on citizens to pray for those who have insulted the people, hoping that they will be guided by love for the nation and return to a path of normalcy. His comments reflect a desire for social cohesion and an end to hate speech, which he believes can undermine Guinea's progress.
The welcome ceremony at the airport marked a significant moment for President Doumbouya, who has been working to improve Guinea's international standing and address domestic challenges. As the country continues to navigate its development path, Abdourahmane Baldé's comments highlight the ongoing efforts to promote national unity and celebrate the President's achievements.
Key points
- - Abdourahmane Baldé praises President Mamadi Doumbouya's achievements, citing tangible actions that have transformed Guinea's infrastructure and economy. - Baldé rejects hate speech and divisive rhetoric, urging citizens to work together to promote national unity and stability. - The FONIJ Director General expresses confidence in President Doumbouya's leadership, stating that his vision and actions have brought about a new dynamic for Guinea's growth.
