THE AFFORD BUSINESS CLUB GUIDE TO DOING BUSINESS IN GUINEA (VOLUME#01 – AUGUST 2023)
The African Foundation for Development (AFFORD), in collaboration with the Directorate General of Guineans Abroad (DGGE) with support from the Grdr Migration – Citoyenneté- Développement, and with funding from the Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) is pleased to present this fact sheet as a resource for both existing and potential diaspora investors in Guinea’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector.
This Guide provides you with a carefully curated roadmap that uncovers the exciting business prospects within Guinea, leading to success in your investment and entrepreneurial endeavours.
The Guide to Doing Business in Guinea is specifically designed to facilitate seamless operations for the diaspora and other businesses in the Guinean market. By gathering useful information and insights about doing business in Guinea into an accessible volume, we aim to empower you with the knowledge required to navigate the intricacies of conducting business in this dynamic nation. This resource also provides practical case studies that highlight typical situations faced by companies and the successful strategies adopted to overcome challenges, serving as valuable lessons for your own business ventures.
The GUIDE TO DOING BUSINESS IN GUINEA is proposed as part of the Project for Diaspora Mobilization Mechanisms for A Sustainable Contribution To Guinea’s Development (PAMMOD Guinea)
ABOUT THE PAMMOD GUINEA PROJECT
The Project for Diaspora Mobilization Mechanisms for a Sustainable Contribution to Guinea’s Development (PAMMOD Guinea) aims to facilitate the contribution of the Guinean Diaspora in Africa (Senegal, and Cote d’Ivoire) and Europe (France and Belgium) to the socioeconomic development of Guinea, through the establishment of a mechanism to facilitate their participation in sharing their skills, providing support, learning and exchanges with local Guinean entrepreneurs.
This project, which was implemented with funding from the development agency of Belgium’s federal government (ENABEL), is implemented by the Grdr Migration-Citoyennete-Developpement, in partnership with the African Foundation for Development (AFFORD) and the Coordination des Associations Guineennes de France (CAGF).
Key outcomes from the project have been:
- Mapping research of the needs and expectations of the Guinean diaspora in France, Belgium, Côte d’Ivoire, and Senegal
- Matching of Guinean diaspora experts to support and mentor Guinean SMEs in growing their businesses
- Development and production of a “Doing Business in Guinea” Guide in English and French
We invite you to embark on a journey towards success by harnessing the power of this Guide to Doing Business in Guinea. With its unwavering focus on professionalism and expertise, this guide is your trusted companion in unlocking the vast potential of Guinea’s business landscape.