At the end of its mission in Guinea, the IMF expresses its satisfaction with the good performance of the aggregates and growth prospects. A downside however, the multilateral institution sends two different bell sounds. First story, the increase in growth prospects from 6.7% to 10% for the year 2017. Secondly, the net slowdown for 2018…...
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Guinea: two bell sounds from the IMF
Christine Lagarde, CEO of the IMF, reaching out to Alpha Condé, President of Guinea.
Mamadou Aliou Diallo
Mamadou Aliou Diallo is a journalist, blogger, web activist, and civil society actor affiliated with a non-governmental organization. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mineral Processing and Metallurgy Engineering from the Institut Supérieur des Mines et Géologie de Boké (ISMGB) and received training in communication and journalism at JMJ-Communication. He serves as the administrator of Guinée Économie and contributes regularly to Guineeconakry.info (GCI), an award-winning Guinean news website recognized multiple times as the country’s best and frequently cited by international media outlets.
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