El hadj Malick Ndiaye, the first vice-president of Senegal's National Assembly, recently visited Guinea for the 10th legislature's parliamentary opening. He met with Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya, along with other African parliament presidents and delegation heads. Ndiaye conveyed greetings from Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and National Assembly President Ousmane Sonko. He congratulated Doumbouya on Guinea's 68th independence anniversary.
Ndiaye praised Guinea's transition phase, calling it a model for other African countries. He highlighted the country's economic boost and successful transition, which has drawn international attention. The Senegalese vice-president emphasized the importance of stability and peace in Guinea and the sub-region to ensure the success of its projects. He expressed his admiration for Guinea's progress under Doumbouya's leadership.
The Simandou 2040 initiative received special praise from Ndiaye, who stated that it has gained global recognition. He commended Doumbouya and his team for their efforts in promoting the project worldwide. The program's success is seen as a significant achievement for Guinea, and Ndiaye encouraged the country to continue working towards its goals.
Ndiaye also acknowledged the role of Guinea's new national representation. He noted that the parliamentary opening demonstrated the deputies' preparedness to address the country's challenges. The vice-president observed that the discussions and panels showed a well-prepared representation, capable of supporting the executive branch's dynamics.
During his visit, Ndiaye met with various Guinean officials, including President of the National Assembly Dansa Kourouma. He thanked Kourouma and the Guinean people for the warm welcome extended to the delegations. The Senegalese vice-president's visit aimed to strengthen ties between the two countries and promote cooperation.
Ndiaye's visit to Guinea underscores the strong relations between Senegal and Guinea. The two countries share a common border and have a long history of cooperation. The vice-president's praise for Guinea's initiatives is seen as a testament to the country's growing influence in the region.
The meeting between Ndiaye and Doumbouya highlights the importance of regional cooperation and economic development. The Simandou 2040 initiative is expected to play a significant role in Guinea's economic growth and development. With international recognition, the project is poised to attract further investment and support from global partners.
Key points
- El hadj Malick Ndiaye praises Guinea's Simandou 2040 initiative for its global recognition.
- Ndiaye commends Guinea's transition phase and economic boost under President Mamadi Doumbouya.
- The Senegalese vice-president emphasizes the need for stability and peace in Guinea and the sub-region.
