The Bétail-Viande sector in Guinea held its constitutive general assembly in Matoto on October 7, 2026. The event brought together various stakeholders, including representatives from the National Assembly's Environment and Sustainable Development Commission, communal authorities from Matoto and Tombolia, and federations from different regions of the country. The assembly aimed to adopt the sector's statutes and internal regulations.
The assembly was attended by Moussa Diallo, the Mayor of Matoto, who expressed his satisfaction with the event. He highlighted the strategic role of the Bétail-Viande sector in Guinea, citing its daily supply of animal proteins to markets, job creation, and stimulation of local and national trade. The mayor assured the sector's leaders of the communal authority's support and partnership in initiatives contributing to socio-economic development and food security.
Hassana Bah, President of the Bétail-Viande sector, emphasized that the constitutive general assembly marked a crucial step towards establishing a formal structure for the industry. He noted that the assembly's focus was on adopting the sector's statutes, internal regulations, and a 2027 action plan. The goal is to build a strong, organized, and dynamic inter-professional organization capable of representing sector actors.
Honorable Tamba Nestor Kagbadounou, representing the National Assembly's Environment and Sustainable Development Commission, stressed the significance of the Bétail-Viande sector to national food security. He emphasized that a well-fed population is a healthy population and invited the sector's leaders to be prompt and visionary in their actions. Kagbadounou assured the sector of the National Assembly's support and accompaniment.
The constitutive general assembly is a critical milestone for the Bétail-Viande sector in Guinea. The sector plays a vital role in the country's economy and food security. The assembly's outcomes are expected to shape the sector's future and its contribution to Guinea's socio-economic development.
The event in Matoto drew attention to the importance of the Bétail-Viande sector in Guinea. Stakeholders present at the assembly acknowledged the sector's potential to drive economic growth and improve food security. The sector's leaders are expected to work towards implementing the decisions made during the assembly.
The Bétail-Viande sector's constitutive general assembly in Matoto concluded with a clear understanding of the sector's role and future direction. Key stakeholders, including government representatives and sector leaders, expressed their commitment to supporting the sector's growth and development.
Key points
- The Bétail-Viande sector in Guinea held its constitutive general assembly in Matoto on October 7, 2026.
- The assembly aimed to adopt the sector's statutes and internal regulations.
- The sector plays a vital role in Guinea's economy and food security.
