Mohamed Hassan, a prominent Guinean economic operator and promoter of DINA MALL, has demonstrated his commitment to Guinea by attending the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. He was accompanied by several investors from Saudi Arabia and Dubai, who were mobilized to show their support for President Mamadi Doumbouya. This presence is part of Hassan's personal engagement in favor of Guinea and the orientations carried by the President.
Hassan emphasizes that supporting a president and loving one's country should not be limited to mere declarations, but rather be translated into concrete actions, particularly through investment and participation in national development. He believes that love for a country is demonstrated through actions, not just words. This approach is reflected in his involvement in DINA MALL, a project aimed at promoting private investment and economic development in Guinea.
The Guinean economic operator stresses that his commitment goes beyond Guinea's borders, as he is willing to be present "on the ground, in the office, internationally, in homes, and in the seas," wherever his presence can contribute to materializing his support. This approach is in line with the presence of Guinea at the UN General Assembly, where President Mamadi Doumbouya presented the country's development ambitions and economic transformation.
Hassan's message is clear: supporting Guinea is not just about talking about its future, but also about contributing concretely to its construction. He believes that Guineans in the economic diaspora and foreign investors can play a significant role in the country's development dynamic. Through DINA MALL, Hassan aims to inscribe his action in this logic of private investment and economic development.
Hassan expresses a very positive appreciation for President Mamadi Doumbouya's actions, stating that he has "created social and economic stability," "given opportunities to young people," and "unified Guinea." These appreciations reflect his personal analysis of the situation and presidential action. They illustrate the reasons why Hassan wants to accompany this dynamic, which he believes will necessarily involve the mobilization of entrepreneurs, investors, and economic partners.
The trajectory of Mohamed Hassan and his involvement in the DINA MALL project give concrete dimension to his discourse. As Guinea seeks to strengthen its economic attractiveness and mobilize more investments, the involvement of private Guinean and international actors appears as a key element of this dynamic. Hassan's message is one of confidence in Guinea, encouraging investors to believe in the country and contribute to its development.
Ultimately, Hassan's declaration summarizes his vision of commitment based not only on words but also on economic action: "I love my president, I love my Guinea, I have invested in Guinea." This statement reflects his attachment to the president and the country, demonstrating that love for Guinea is not just proclaimed but also shown through actions, investment, and willingness to contribute to its development.
Key points
- Mohamed Hassan showcases his commitment to Guinea through investment at the UN General Assembly.
