On Saturday, November 8, 2025, the national councillors meeting in plenary examined and unanimously adopted the revenue component of draft of the Amending Finance Act (LFR) 2025, in accordance with the law organic relating to finance laws.

The President of the National Transitional Council (CNT), Dr. Dansa Kourouma, announced that this major fiscal year, conducted under the seal of the economic and institutional refoundation advocated by transitional authorities, reflects the will to consolidate the good governance, to strengthen fiscal discipline and to increase transparency in public management. For the latter, it intervenes in a context of accelerated economic transformation, marked by a desire to modernise mechanisms for mobilizing domestic resources, reports Guineematin.com through one of its journalists sent to the scene.

Dansa Kourouma believes that “the report submitted In your opinion, reports a positive dynamic in terms of mobilization of public resources. State revenue has been consequently revalued at 43,063 billion Guinean francs, against 35,176 billion Guinean francs in the Initial Finance Law (LFI) 2025, i.e. an increase of more than 22%. This performance results in particular from improving tax revenues, macroeconomic stability and especially the efficient management of revenue mobilization through digitalization. I welcome the mobilization of the teams of the ministries in charge of the Plan, of International Cooperation, as well as of the ministries of Economy, Finance and Budget, but also that of the Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea , through the governor and the executives of this state financial institution”.

After welcoming this budgetary performance, the president of the CNT recalled that several challenges major ones remain. In an address characterized by caution and realism, he invited advisers to pay particular attention to weaknesses still identified in the management of public finances.