Guinean Minister of State and Secretary General of the Government, Tamba Benoît Kamano, has been honored with two prestigious titles: Ambassador of the United Nations Federation (UNF) and Ambassador of the Declaration of Human Rights. These recognitions were conferred upon him on November 3, 2026, in Paris. The titles acknowledge Kamano's contributions to the promotion of human rights, cooperation between nations, and access to justice.
The UNF, a non-governmental organization with special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), recognized Kamano's achievements as a jurist and his commitment to public service. The Declaration of Human Rights, established in 2015, emphasizes the principles of dignity, responsibility, and intergenerational equity. As Ambassador, Kamano will represent these organizations and advocate for their causes.
The recognition is a testament to Kamano's dedication to his work as Secretary General of the Government. His efforts have focused on securing the legal framework for government action and modernizing working methods. The titles also reflect his role in promoting a culture of transparency and accountability in public administration.
One of Kamano's significant achievements is the institutionalization of the International Network of Government Secretariats (RISGG), which aims to foster cooperation and knowledge sharing among government secretariats. He has also led Guinea's process of accession to the Open Government Partnership, a global movement to promote transparency, citizen participation, and accountability.
In dedicating these accolades to President Mamadi Doumbouya, Kamano expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in him. He emphasized that his work is part of the President's vision to strengthen institutions and promote good governance. Kamano's achievements reflect his commitment to public service and his vision for a more open and responsive administration.
Kamano's background and expertise have equipped him for these roles. He holds an MBA in Taxation and Asset Management from the Institut Supérieur de Gestion (ISG) and a Master's degree in Intellectual Property Law from the University of Paris 8. His professional experience spans the banking, insurance, and private sectors, as well as public administration.
As Kamano takes on his new roles as Ambassador, he is expected to continue promoting the values of human rights, cooperation, and good governance. His achievements and dedication to public service have earned him recognition, not only in Guinea but also internationally. The Guinean government has expressed its pride in Kamano's accomplishments, which reflect positively on the country.
Key points
- The recognition of Tamba Benoît Kamano as Ambassador of the UNF and Declaration of Human Rights highlights his contributions to promoting human rights and good governance.
- The titles acknowledge Kamano's achievements as a jurist and his commitment to public service, particularly in promoting transparency and accountability.
- Kamano's dedication to these causes reflects the vision of President Mamadi Doumbouya to strengthen institutions and promote good governance in Guinea.
