The new prefecture of Kintinian, part of Guinea's new administrative region of Siguiri, recently celebrated the country's 68th independence anniversary with great fervor. The celebrations, which began on September 25, were part of the official program consolidated by the Minister of Territorial Administration and Decentralization, Camara Djènèbou Touré. The festivities were supervised by Souleymane Sidibé, Deputy National Director of MATD.
The independence day celebrations in Kintinian were marked by several solemn events, including the hoisting of national colors, which was attended by a large crowd. This was followed by the laying of a wreath of flowers, a tribute to Guinea's pioneers of freedom. The events were attended by local authorities, military personnel, and citizens, who came together to celebrate the country's independence.
The celebrations in Kintinian were marked by a sense of unity and patriotism, with local leaders and citizens expressing their joy and gratitude for Guinea's independence. Elhadj Siaka Camara, the oldest member of the Bouré community, prayed for the country's success and peace, saying "Bonne fête au président de la république et à sa Famille, à Madame la ministre, au gouvernement, ainsi qu’à l’ensemble des citoyens. Que Dieu benisse la Guinée !".
The celebrations in Kintinian were supervised by Souleymane Sidibé, who was specially sent to ensure the smooth running of the events. The festivities were part of a week-long program of events, which was organized by a local committee. The events were marked by a sense of joy and enthusiasm, with citizens and authorities coming together to celebrate Guinea's independence.
A grand dinner was organized at the residence of the new prefect, Captain Mohamed Lamine Koïta, to mark the end of the independence celebrations. The dinner was attended by local authorities, traditional leaders, and women's groups, and was seen as a symbol of unity and cohesion.
The independence celebrations in Kintinian were seen as a significant event, marking the first time the new prefecture had celebrated Guinea's independence. The events were marked by a sense of patriotism and enthusiasm, with citizens and authorities coming together to celebrate the country's sovereignty.
The celebrations in Kintinian were part of a wider national program of events, which was organized to mark Guinea's 68th independence anniversary. The events were seen as a significant milestone in the country's history, and were marked by a sense of joy and enthusiasm across the country.
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- The new prefecture of Kintinian celebrated Guinea's 68th independence anniversary with great fervor and patriotism.
