Transition Government in Guinea


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Transition Government in Guinea

The United States welcomes Prime Minister Jean-Marie Dore’s appointment of a transition government in Guinea.

Philip J. Crowley

Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Public Affairs

The United States welcomes Prime Minister Jean-Marie Dore’s appointment of a transition government in Guinea.

The 34-member cabinet includes 24 civilians, and represents an important step towards restoring civilian control of the Guinean Government and the country’s transition process.

With the January 15 signing of the Ouagadougou Accords, the subsequent appointment of a civilian prime minister, and now a civilian transition government, interim President General Sekouba Konate and the Guinean Government continue to demonstrate their commitment to a peaceful transition to a democratically elected civilian government.

Under the Accords, the government is slated to hold elections within six months in collaboration with our international partners — to help facilitate the establishment of a democratically-elected government, restore economic and political development programs and assist the Guinean Armed Forces in their goal of security sector reform.

Source: US Department of State

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