Maria Diané Resigns as Secretary General of CGE-GUI After Five Years
Maria Diané steps down as Secretary General of Guinea's General Confederation of Enterprises after five years, citing a desire to focus on her own entrepreneurial activities.
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Maria Diané steps down as Secretary General of Guinea's General Confederation of Enterprises after five years, citing a desire to focus on her own entrepreneurial activities.
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