On September 22, 2026, deputies from Kindia, Dr. Naby Moussa Sylla and Fatoumata Camara, met with territorial administrators in the Kindia prefecture to discuss ongoing development projects and preparations for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations on October 2. The meeting was part of the parliamentary recess and aimed to strengthen collaboration between elected officials and local authorities. The discussions focused on the need for reliable and up-to-date information on the progress of various projects in the prefecture.
The meeting was an opportunity for the deputies to emphasize the importance of synergy with territorial administrators in monitoring government actions. Dr. Naby Moussa Sylla announced that future missions would extend to several sub-prefectures, including Bangouya, Madina Oula, and Samaya, which face significant needs in terms of roads, wells, and infrastructure. The deputy also highlighted social actions undertaken in favor of Kindia's populations, particularly in education and assistance to vulnerable persons.
According to Dr. Sylla, these initiatives aim to contribute to improving living conditions and supporting the youth, considered the future of the prefecture. He cited donations to underprivileged people and students, as well as the laying of foundation stones for certain school infrastructures. The meeting also addressed preparations for Independence Day celebrations, with several activities planned from September 25 to October 2, 2026.
The official launch of the celebrations is scheduled for September 25 at the prefecture, followed by a series of activities including the development of the Martyrs' Square, cleaning, flag-raising, reforestation, sports and cultural events, and prayers in churches and mosques. Through this meeting, deputies and territorial administrators aim to consolidate the framework for consultation on local development issues and mobilization of populations.
The participation of elected officials in the preparations for the October 2 celebrations is expected to strengthen the collective dynamic around this national holiday, with activities to be deployed in the Kindia prefecture for a week. The meeting demonstrated the commitment of deputies and administrators to work together to address the needs of the populations and promote development in the region.
Kindia's deputies and administrators have shown their determination to collaborate on priority projects, including infrastructure development and social actions. The discussions highlighted the importance of reliable information and synergy in monitoring government actions and addressing the needs of the populations.
The Guinean Press Agency reported that the meeting was a success, with participants agreeing on the need for continued collaboration and consultation on local development issues. The agency also reported that similar meetings would be held in other prefectures to discuss priority projects and preparations for national celebrations.
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- Guinean deputies and territorial administrators met to discuss development projects and Independence Day celebrations in Kindia.
