The Prime Minister of Guinea, Amadou Oury Bah, chaired the official launch ceremony for the environmental rehabilitation project of the Dar es Salam dump. This initiative aims to transform the massive waste mountain into a well-planned and modern space, ultimately creating a public park. The project requires careful organization of waste management and special attention to the safety of nearby residents.
In his speech, the Prime Minister emphasized the need for a comprehensive and sustainable approach to succeed in this operation. He stated that the transformation of Dar es Salam engages the organization of Conakry as a whole and requires continuity in waste collection, transportation, and treatment, with installations that protect nearby communities.
Amadou Oury Bah praised the financial support of Winning International Group and its president, Mr. San, in realizing this project, presented as a priority by the head of state. He also highlighted the technical and environmental requirements of the construction site, particularly controlling risks related to site instability, polluted water, and gas emissions.
The Prime Minister announced that he would personally monitor the execution of the work in collaboration with the advisor to the President of the Republic, Ousmane Doumbouya. He also called on the concerned ministerial departments and local authorities to ensure effective coordination and rigorous control of the construction site.
The project is expected to bring significant environmental and social benefits to the area. The Prime Minister's emphasis on a comprehensive approach suggests that the government is committed to ensuring the project's success. The involvement of Winning International Group and the President's advisor also indicates a high level of commitment to the project.
The rehabilitation of the Dar es Salam dump is a priority for the Guinean government, reflecting its efforts to improve environmental management and public health. The project is also expected to create new public spaces for the local community, enhancing the quality of life for residents.
The project's success will depend on effective coordination and implementation, with careful attention to technical and environmental requirements. The Prime Minister's personal involvement in monitoring the project's execution suggests a strong commitment to its success.
Key points
- The Guinean government has launched a project to transform the Dar es Salam dump into a modern public park.
- The project requires a comprehensive and sustainable approach to waste management and environmental protection.
- The Prime Minister will personally monitor the project's execution to ensure its success.
