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Mamadi Doumbouya appoints Ramatoulaye Camara minister

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Mamadi Doumbouya appoints Ramatoulaye Camara minister

Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya appointed Ramatoulaye Camara Minister of Employment, Labour and Social Protection by decree. The decision, announced on national television on 26 October 2026, brings the public administration official into government, according to the decree read by Amara Camara, secretary-general of the presidency.

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