Guinea's Minister of Territorial Administration and Decentralization, Djenabou Touré, has completed 100 days in office, achieving significant progress in various areas. Under the leadership of President Mamadi Doumbouya and in line with the government's orientations, Minister Touré has implemented concrete initiatives and structural reforms. Her action focuses on modernizing the administrative apparatus, strengthening territorial governance, affirming national solidarity, and delivering high-performance public services accessible to all.
Minister Touré's achievements are reflected in the realization of 72 high-priority actions, with 63 fully completed, 6 showing significant progress, and 3 remaining on the operational agenda. This translates to an exceptional 87.5% realization rate. Her performance demonstrates the capacity to mobilize departmental teams and confirms the establishment of a result-oriented culture serving the Guinean citizens.
Minister Touré's profile, combining intellectual, technical, and human dimensions, made her an strategic choice for the position. Her intimate knowledge of Guinea's socio-anthropological realities, acquired through her experience in the country's prefectures, enables her to conduct territorial governance with precision and assurance. Her international stature, including her mastery of the English language, makes her a skilled diplomat and a citizen of the world.
The minister's expertise in democratic and electoral engineering has earned her international recognition, placing her among the most respected minds in her generation. Her achievements include the adoption of decrees creating new administrative regions and the classification of commune types. She has also engaged with local populations, ensuring the respect of public domain and social cohesion.
The Ministry has accelerated the modernization of civil status through the National Office of Civil Status and Identification, the National Register of Physical Persons, and the National Civil Status Register. A notable achievement is the celebration of the International Day of Identity, guaranteeing each Guinean a reliable and secure digital identity.
Minister Touré has also demonstrated solidarity in the face of national challenges, including support for victims of recent tragedies. She has strengthened strategic partnerships with international organizations, such as the World Bank and UNICEF, and signed conventions with the International Organization of La Francophonie and the United Nations Development Programme.
As Minister Touré looks to the future, she is preparing for major national events, including the organization of upcoming regional and senatorial elections and ongoing dialogue with territorial administrators. Her 100-day achievements demonstrate that a management approach based on exigency, integrity, and prospective vision can transform public action.
Key points
- Minister Djenabou Touré's 100-day achievements include the realization of 72 high-priority actions and a significant progress in modernizing the administrative apparatus.
- Her expertise in democratic and electoral engineering has earned her international recognition.
- The minister has strengthened strategic partnerships with international organizations to support Guinea's development.
