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Doumbouya promulgates Guinea’s revised 2026 budget

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Doumbouya promulgates Guinea’s revised 2026 budget

Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya has promulgated the revised 2026 finance law, adopted by Parliament on 7 November. A decree signed on 13 November also allocates the appropriations opened among ministries and republican institutions, according to Africaguinée.

Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya promulgated by decree ordinary law L/2026/005/AN on the revised finance law for 2026, adopted by Parliament on 7 November, according to Africaguinée. The decree was signed on Friday 13 November and read out on national television.

In a second decree, the payment appropriations opened in the 2026 state budget are allocated among ministerial departments and republican institutions. The allocation is made by title, chapter, article, paragraph and sub-paragraph, in accordance with the statements annexed to the decree.

Ministers and heads of institutions, in their capacity as principal authorising officers, are responsible for implementing this allocation. The minister in charge of the Budget is the principal authorising officer for appropriations allocated to common expenditure.

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