Duration of the transition: Ousmane Gaoual Diallo's "firm" response to the "complaints" of the political class

I have always said that as far as I am concerned, and moreover it is on this line that the government finds itself, the transition is a question of actions to be taken to get Guinea out of this situation and move towards a return to constitutional order.

We can't do much because unfortunately we can't force people when we want to exchange and when we want them to come around the table.

So, it is important for us that we focus our attention on the actions that are declined by the Ministry of Territorial Administration, as tasks to be done to, I say, still get Guinea out of the transition.

But what can we do other than give our availability and our good faith? What we can therefore do is to act transparently to reassure everyone so that they agree to come around the table.

It was announced by ECOWAS, if they come to see what has been done in Guinea, to listen to Guinean actors, they are welcome.

What is being done to make it operational? How long does each step take and how long does each task take to get out of transition? What do we have to do now? That's what I often say: we like to have pointless arguments where they don't have to.

That's what's important.

No country is like the other in the crisis it is currently going through.

As the president said in his address to the Nation, it is a median duration.

Ousmane Gaoual Diallo answered questions from Africaguinee.com this afternoon.

It was not to align with this or that position or this or that indicator.

CONAKRY-While one of the country's main political coalitions disapproves of the "39 months" announced as the deadline for the transition, the government spokesperson has just responded firmly..

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