Guinean business group seeks president's help for foreign investment
GOHA International president Chérif Mohamed Abdallah Haïdara wants Egyptian, Moroccan, Turkish, and Arab investors to start projects in Guinea.
Chérif Mohamed Abdallah Haïdara, president of GOHA International, has asked Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya to support foreign investment in the country. Haïdara wants investors from Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, and Arab nations to begin projects in sectors like agriculture, agro-industry, infrastructure, and health.
Haïdara stated that his organization has made significant contacts and signed partnership agreements with entities including the Moroccan Chamber of Commerce, the Federation of Egyptian Industries, and the Arab Union of Women Investors. These partnerships create considerable opportunities for Guinea, with investors ready to commit financial resources.
The GOHA International president emphasized that these investments could significantly boost job creation, reduce poverty, and strengthen the national private sector. He is requesting the Guinean authorities' support to facilitate these partners' arrival and project realization in Guinea.
Why it mattersGuinean citizens and entrepreneurs stand to benefit from job creation and skills transfer through these foreign investments.