Amadou Diouldé Diallo urges President Doumbouya to prioritize rural development

Amadou Diouldé Diallo has issued an open letter to Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya, praising recent directives issued to government ministers. The President recently mandated that ministers leave their offices to engage directly with the realities of rural populations, including farmers and herders in the country's interior.

Diallo argues that Guinea should not be defined solely by its capital, Conakry. He suggests that prioritizing territorial anchoring and rural development could help alleviate the overcrowding in Conakry and address the depletion of human and natural resources in the country's interior. He proposes that regional engagement should become a key criterion for the promotion of government officials to ensure national development reaches all populations.