Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya landed back in Conakry on Friday, September 25, 2026, after participating in the 81st ordinary session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. His plane touched down at the Ahmed-Sékou-Touré International Airport in the morning, marking the end of several days of diplomatic engagement in the United States. The president's return was marked by an official ceremony attended by several high-ranking officials.
The ceremony included the presence of the Prime Minister, heads of state institutions, government members, and civil and military leaders. Representatives from diplomatic and consular missions accredited in Guinea, as well as officials from international organizations, also attended. The event was widely publicized by the Presidential Cabinet, which had invited concerned authorities and personalities to participate in the welcome ceremony.
A large crowd gathered near the airport and along the presidential route, waving national flags and showing their support. An important presence of citizens was noted alongside security forces responsible for organizing the event. This popular mobilization reflects the interest of the Guinean people in the activities of their president on the international scene.
During his stay in New York, President Doumbouya participated in the 81st UN General Assembly, where he presented Guinea's positions and priorities on the international stage. He also had exchanges with several partners and met with UN Secretary-General António Guterres. These meetings allowed the Guinean president to discuss his country's concerns and strengthen international cooperation.
The President's return to Conakry was marked by a significant official ceremony and strong popular mobilization. This demonstrates the importance of his diplomatic mission and the interest of the Guinean people in his activities. The President's participation in the UN General Assembly allowed Guinea to make its voice heard on the international stage.
The Guinean president's trip to New York was an opportunity for him to discuss current international issues and strengthen partnerships with other countries. His meeting with the UN Secretary-General reflects the importance of cooperation between Guinea and the United Nations. This cooperation aims to promote peace, security, and development in Guinea and around the world.
With his return to Conakry, President Doumbouya resumes his duties as head of state, following a significant diplomatic engagement in the United States. His participation in the UN General Assembly and his meetings with international partners demonstrate his commitment to promoting Guinea's interests on the international stage.
Key points
- President Mamadi Doumbouya attended the 81st UN General Assembly in New York
- The president's return to Conakry was marked by a significant official ceremony and strong popular mobilization
- President Doumbouya met with UN Secretary-General António Guterres during his stay in New York
