The Malaysian Embassy in Guinea organized a meeting with Guinean nationals who had benefited from the Malaysia Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) on September 25, 2026, in Conakry. The meeting, led by Ahmad Fuad bin Mohd Norzin, the Chargé d'affaires of the Malaysian Embassy, brought together several alumni to discuss their experiences and the impact of the training they received in Malaysia.

The MTCP is a program that provides training and development opportunities for foreign nationals. In this case, several Guinean nationals have benefited from the program, which has helped them develop their skills and expertise. The meeting aimed to review the MTCP Alumni Guinea Chapter, an association that brings together Guinean nationals who have benefited from the program.

According to Ahmad Fuad bin Mohd Norzin, the meeting was an opportunity to assess the association's progress and explore ways to increase its visibility and value. The Chargé d'affaires emphasized that the meeting was also a chance for alumni to share their experiences and explain how the training they received in Malaysia had added value to their careers.

During the meeting, participants shared their experiences and discussed the impact of the training on their professional careers. They also explored ways to improve future programs and make them more relevant to the needs of participants. Alkamissa Nabé, President of the MTCP Alumni Guinea Chapter, highlighted the importance of these exchanges, which allowed them to assess the impact of the training and identify areas for improvement.

The meeting also provided an opportunity for the Malaysian Embassy to gather feedback from alumni and use it to improve future programs. The embassy hopes that the MTCP Alumni Guinea Chapter will continue to play an active role in promoting the program and providing a platform for alumni to network and share their experiences.

The MTCP Alumni Guinea Chapter has been instrumental in promoting the program and providing a platform for alumni to network and share their experiences. The association has also been working to strengthen its membership and increase its visibility. With the support of the Malaysian Embassy, the association aims to continue to grow and provide more opportunities for Guinean nationals to benefit from the MTCP.

The meeting between the Malaysian Embassy and the MTCP alumni demonstrates the strong cooperation between Malaysia and Guinea in the field of technical cooperation. The MTCP has been successful in providing training and development opportunities for Guinean nationals, and the meeting has highlighted the importance of continued collaboration between the two countries.

Key points

  • The Malaysian Embassy in Guinea organized a meeting with MTCP alumni to discuss their experiences and future collaborations.
  • The meeting aimed to review the MTCP Alumni Guinea Chapter and explore ways to increase its visibility and value.
  • The MTCP has been successful in providing training and development opportunities for Guinean nationals, and the meeting has highlighted the importance of continued collaboration between Malaysia and Guinea.

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