The Guinean government is partnering with the Chinese technology firm Huawei to ensure the country's digital transformation. To this end, a memorandum of understanding with Huawei on Friday, August 2, on the sidelines of the China-Africa Digital Cooperation Forum recently held in Beijing,

The government has set itself the goal of developing the ICT sector and establishing a digital administration that brings benefits to all Guineans by 2027. Indeed, the signing, which took place at the end of last week, aims to implement robust and innovative digital infrastructures to promote widespread access to ICT. Under this partnership, Huawei will support Guinea in deploying high-speed networks, including fiber optics, in order to improve connectivity in urban and rural areas. This agreement will also help the country to implement e-government solutions to simplify administrative procedures and improve the efficiency of public services. The signing of this memorandum of understanding is the result of recent discussions between the Minister in charge of Digital Affairs and a Huawei delegation, led by its director general in Guinea