On September 25, Guinea's Prime Minister Bah Oury addressed the nation's youth, urging them to have faith in their country's future and to actively participate in its development. Speaking at the launch of the National Independence Day celebrations, Oury emphasized the significance of October 2nd, Guinea's Independence Day, as a moment to reflect on the country's progress and look forward to the challenges ahead.
The Prime Minister stressed that the celebration of independence should not be limited to mere commemoration, but rather serve as an opportunity for introspection and projection towards the future. He highlighted the importance of hard work and determination, stating that the future is built through labor, effort, and sometimes sacrifice. Oury also acknowledged the progress made so far, but emphasized that much work remains to be done.
According to Oury, the youth of Guinea must be confident in their ability to shape the country's future. He encouraged them to draw inspiration from the past, while working together to build a brighter future. The Prime Minister's words were echoed by the Minister of Youth, Lansana Béa Diallo, who emphasized the critical role that young people will play in shaping Guinea's future.
Minister Diallo highlighted the demographic reality of Guinea, where 80% of the population is under the age of 35. He stressed that this reality imposes a collective responsibility on the government and citizens to provide education, employment, and entrepreneurial opportunities for the youth. Diallo emphasized that the youth are not just a segment of Guinean society, but rather the very fabric of the nation.
The launch of the National Independence Day celebrations brought together representatives from various institutions, government officials, partners, and young people from across the country. The event provided a platform for Oury and other officials to engage with the youth and emphasize the importance of their participation in Guinea's development.
The Prime Minister's message was one of hope and optimism, as he encouraged the youth to work towards a brighter future. He emphasized that the future is not just a promise, but a reality that can be shaped through hard work and determination. Oury's words resonated with the audience, as he called on the youth to take ownership of their country's future.
As Guinea prepares to celebrate its independence, the Prime Minister's message serves as a reminder of the importance of collective responsibility and youth participation in shaping the country's future. The celebrations will provide an opportunity for Guineans to reflect on their progress, while looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Key points
- Prime Minister Bah Oury urges Guinea's youth to work hard and believe in their future.
- The Minister of Youth emphasizes the critical role of young people in shaping Guinea's future.
- Guinea's demographic reality, with 80% of the population under 35, imposes a collective responsibility on the government and citizens.
