Djeneba Keita Hann Presides Tunisian-Guinean Business Council

✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you. Djeneba Keita Hann, a prominent Tunisian figure, has been elected president of the Tunisian-Guinean Business Council, a strategic body launched during a multi-sector economic mission held in Conakry from October 6 to 11, 2026. This initiative, coordinated by the Tunisia Africa Business Council (TABC) and the Tunisia Consortium for African Development (Tucad), brought together a delegation of 30 Tunisian companies representing key sectors such as infrastructure, energy, health, and technology. The primary objective of this mission was to strengthen economic ties between Tunisia and Guinea. The exchanges, organized around B2B and B2G meetings, enabled the identification of common needs and the creation of commercial and industrial cooperation opportunities. Discussions with Guinean ministers, such as Aboubacar Kourouma and Kadé Camara, focused on mobilizing Tunisian expertise in infrastructure projects and large-scale development initiatives. Emphasis was placed on collaboration between Tunisian and Guinean SMEs, as well as the modernization of commercial and industrial exchanges. The third edition of the Forum for Inclusive Growth in Africa (Focia) marked the conclusion of this mission, highlighting the importance of innovation and investment in the African economy. 'Mobilizing the private sector for the implementation of the Simandou 2040 Program – From Ambition to Viability' The partnerships signed and projects envisioned reflect a commitment to economic solidarity and mutual development between the two countries. This initiative reinforces Tunisia's image as a reliable and competent partner on the African continent. ⚡ Key points ▸ Discussions with Guinean ministers, such as Aboubacar Kourouma and Kadé Camara, focused on mobilizing expertise