François Louncény Fall explains funding for Conakry interchange
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Africaguinée
Former Guinean Prime Minister François Louncény Fall has explained the diplomatic and financial steps that helped unlock funding for the 8 November interchange in Conakry. He links the matter to a freeze on French funds during international tensions over the Iraq war, according to Africaguinée.
François Louncény Fall, a former Guinean prime minister and foreign minister, has provided details of the diplomatic and financial efforts that helped unlock funding for the 8 November interchange at the entrance to central Conakry, according to a statement sent to Africaguinee.com.
The career diplomat says these efforts took place while Guinea was serving on the United Nations Security Council, a context he describes as decisive in the discussions surrounding the project’s funding.
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