At the XI Congress “Innovative Practice: Science Plus Business” held in Moscow, Guinea’s Ambassador Aba Nyankoy underscored the nation's renewed focus on agricultural modernization as a cornerstone for food security and economic sustainability. Highlighting Guinea’s fertile soil and potential for self-reliance, he advocated for a strategic shift towards local food production to reduce dependence on imports.
“What we consume should be grown locally,” the ambassador emphasized. “This approach will help preserve the foreign currency earned from the extraction of other valuable resources in the country.”
Ambassador Nyankoy also stressed the importance of international collaboration, particularly with Russian specialists, to enhance local expertise. By investing in training programs and capacity-building initiatives, Guinea aims to equip its youth with the tools needed to revolutionize the agricultural sector and harness its full potential.
Through projects like Simandou, which combines infrastructure development with economic growth, Guinea is determined to pave the way for a sustainable and prosperous future.
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