President Conte is determined to turn Guinea into a granary and rice bag in West Africa

Guinea's president, Antonio Conte, has an ambitious plan to turn Guinea into a grain silo and rice bag in West Africa by the end of 2021-2026 over the next six years.
this end, there is a need to develop Guinea's agricultural and agro-by-product processing industries vigorously, not only to achieve guinea's food self-seghability, but also to be able to export food to neighbouring Neighbouring West African regions.
the Ministry of Agriculture of Guinea to plan and implement a number of agricultural projects as soon as possible, including, but not limited to, the rehabilitation of rice paddies in the Sankarani Valley area to reclaim 32,000 hectares of paddy fields.
note: 1 hectare - 10,000 square meters of new large-scale agricultural processing, trade center 1, agricultural and by-product processing plant 2, agricultural products large storage warehouse, cold storage 3, seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, agricultural machinery trading trade center poultry farm in upper Guinea Kangkang region to build a new large-scale poultry breeding Farm, raising chickens, ducks, sheep, cattle and other vegetable sheds in densely populated towns near the new vegetable sheds, to the urban residents to supply fresh vegetables agricultural machinery base and warehouse plans to build several new agricultural machinery base and warehouse in the country, the government financed the procurement of imported large quantities of agricultural machinery and equipment, stored in these bases and warehouses.
can be borrowed from Guinean farmers.
to develop artificial, freshwater and aquaculture with artificial freshwater aquaculture.
make full use of Guinea's rivers, reservoirs, fish, seafood and so on.
is to increase the income of ordinary Guineans.
is that guinean people eat more fish and increase nutrition.
imported agricultural machinery several governments plan to purchase and import a large number of agricultural machinery, equipment, centrally managed by the Government, free of charge for Guinean farmers.
, seeds and other governments plan to import a batch of seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, etc. from abroad each year, free of charge to Guinean farmers.
to the benefit of the people.
to promote the export of agricultural products several governments plan to vigorously promote guinea's characteristic agricultural and by-products exports, such as African tropical fruits, seafood, olive oil.
in order to increase the income of Guinean farmers.
has good natural conditions for the development of agriculture: 1, Guinea has 6 million hectares of arable land.
only about 30% of the development has been made so far.
70 per cent of the arable land in the world is yet to be exploited.
2, Guinea is rich in water resources, enjoy the "West African water tower" reputation.
more than 1,200 rivers, large and small, in Guinea.
？ Many cross-border rivers in West Africa, such as the Senegal River and the Mano River, are found in Guinea.
3, Guinea's climate is characterized by:? Each year divided into half a year dry season, half a year rainy season.
352 km long coastline, adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean, easy to transport by sea.