The Government of Guinea has officially launched a major presidential initiative to connect 2,200 public primary schools to the internet, marking a significant step toward advancing digital education and inclusion across the country.
The launch event, held at the People's Palace in Conakry, was presided over by Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah and attended by members of government, education officials, and international partners. The initiative forms part of Guinea's broader vision to modernize its education system and integrate digital tools into learning environments.
The Ministry of Pre-University Education and Literacy emphasized that the project aims to bridge the digital divide, address teacher shortages, and prepare Guinean students to participate in an increasingly connected world. Nearly 600 schools have already received the necessary materials to ensure reliable internet access.
