CONAKRY, Guinea – 9th September 2026: The Republic of Guinea, on Wednesday, officially launched its new Foreign Policy Document at the Foreign Affairs Ministry, with Sierra Leone’s Vice President, Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, attending as a Special Guest of the Guinean Government during his two-day working visit to the country.
The high-level event, under the aegis of the Head of Government and Prime Minister, His Excellency Amadou Oury Bah, brought together senior government officials and diplomatic representatives around a policy framework intended to define Guinea’s international engagement, regional partnerships and economic diplomacy.
Launching the document, the Prime Minister said Guinea’s foreign policy would be guided by sovereignty, strategic neutrality, economic transformation, peace and African integration. He stressed that the country’s embassies must become platforms for “influence, negotiation, economic mobilization, and national influence,” while partnerships would be assessed according to their contribution to productive investment, employment, infrastructure, skills transfer and technology.
He also reaffirmed Guinea’s commitment to regional stability, saying, “Africa is our family, the world is our horizon,” and outlined priorities including good neighbourliness, shared security, economic corridors, energy cooperation and coordinated border management.
Earlier, the Prime Minister paid a courtesy call on VP Juldeh Jalloh at the Radisson Blu Hotel, further underscoring the close diplomatic relations and growing cooperation between the two neighbouring countries.
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