Guinea is getting ready for the important round table of donors in Dubai.

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As it gets ready for an important Round Table of Donors (RTD) event that is slated to take place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on February 15–16, 2024, the Republic of Guinea is about to set off on a transformative journey towards sustainable development. The event, which is being hosted by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, is a key component of Guinea's Interim Reference Program (IRP) 2022–2025 and is in line with the country's larger development plans, which include Agenda 2063 of the African Union (AU), the ECOWAS 2050 Vision, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for 2030, and the Guinea 2040 Vision.

The Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Her Excellency Ms. Rose Pola Pricemou, stressed the importance of the impending event, saying, "This event is a cornerstone in our journey towards sustainable development. It embodies our commitment to a resilient Guinea, equipped with robust institutions, infrastructure, and a dynamic economy. The RTD is about securing essential funding and establishing long-term strategic partnerships that are essential for our nation's growth."

Guinea's developmental ambitions and strategic decisions are expected to draw foreign contributors, making the Dubai meeting a historic occasion. The agenda includes important projects related to clean water access, urban infrastructure development, and economic diplomacy. 

The Guinean government is extending an invitation to allies worldwide, recognizing this momentous occasion in Dubai as a crucial stride in the direction of inclusive and sustainable development.  

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