As part of their parliamentary recess, deputies from Siguiri region visited Kintinian, a newly established prefecture in Guinea. The visit provided an opportunity for the lawmakers to engage with local residents, listen to their concerns, and discuss development needs. The meeting was attended by various social structures in the locality, and the deputies were presented with a list of pressing issues facing Kintinian as it transitions to its new status as a prefecture.
The mayor of Kintinian's urban commune expressed his gratitude for the parliamentarians' visit, describing it as an ideal opportunity to submit urgent local issues to the National Assembly. The mayor highlighted the need for institutional support in infrastructure and basic public services. The deputies were also presented with a list of priority problems facing Kintinian, including the need for improved infrastructure and services.
Honorable Souleymane Koïta, a deputy from the region, addressed the local youth, emphasizing the importance of diversifying their professional horizons. He encouraged them to explore opportunities in the Guinean public sector and other industries, rather than solely focusing on mining and gold panning. The deputy urged the young people to be part of the national refoundation dynamic.
Elhadj Siaka Camara, a local elder, expressed his gratitude to President Mamady Doumbouya for transforming Kintinian into a prefecture. The decision was seen as a historic achievement, marking the end of nearly 40 years of community efforts to gain administrative autonomy. The local elder praised the president for making justice to Kintinian and its residents.
The women's groups in Kintinian also had the opportunity to express their concerns, highlighting the lack of projects focused on women's financial empowerment. They requested the deputies' assistance in securing funding and support programs to sustain their activities in areas such as market gardening and commerce.
The visit by the Siguiri region deputies to Kintinian demonstrates their commitment to maintaining a strong connection with their constituents. The lawmakers left with a list of concerns and promised to advocate for the new prefecture to receive investments commensurate with its economic and demographic potential.
The engagement between the Guinean parliamentarians and Kintinian residents showcased the government's efforts to engage with local communities and address their development needs. The visit is expected to lead to further discussions and potential solutions to the challenges facing Kintinian as it navigates its new status as a prefecture.
Key points
- Guinean lawmakers from Siguiri region visited Kintinian to engage with residents and discuss development needs.
- The visit provided an opportunity for local residents to express their concerns and request support for infrastructure and services.
- The deputies promised to advocate for investments in Kintinian commensurate with its economic and demographic potential.
