Perhaps unexpectedly, here stands the Ambassade de Guinée in Paris. It is more than just a building. The Ambassade de Guinée is a bridge between two nations. It embodies diplomacy and represents the Republic of Guinea in France. The Ambassade de Guinée also represents Guinea in Portugal.
Since its opening after Guinea’s independence on October 2, 1958, the Ambassade de Guinée has played a crucial role. Aboubacar Sompare was the very first ambassador. The Ambassade de Guinée’s mission is to represent, inform, negotiate, and protect.
The Ambassade de Guinée facilitates relations between Guinea, France, and Portugal. It informs people about Guinea’s political, economic, and social environment. The Ambassade de Guinée also negotiates treaties and agreements. It protects Guinean citizens in collaboration with consulates.
Amara Camara has served as the ambassador since 2011. The Ambassade de Guinée is located at 51 Rue de la Faisanderie in Paris. You can contact the Ambassade de Guinée by phone at 01 47 04 81 48. The fax number for the Ambassade de Guinée is 01 47 04 57 65. You can also email the Ambassade de Guinée at contact@ambaguineefrance.com.
The Ambassade de Guinée’s opening hours are Monday to Thursday from 9:00 to 16:00. On Fridays, the Ambassade de Guinée is open from 9:00 to 15:00. To reach the Ambassade de Guinée by metro, take Line 2 towards Porte Dauphine.
The Ambassade de Guinée also represents Guinea at international organizations. These include the World Tourism Organization the International Maritime Organization the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the International Organization of the Francophonie.
Guinea itself is located in Northwest Africa. It is about six hours by plane from Paris. Guinea covers an area of 245,857 square kilometers. It has over 300 kilometers of Atlantic coastline. Guinea is divided into four natural regions. These are Maritime Guinea Middle Guinea Upper Guinea and Forested Guinea.
The country has eight administrative regions. These regions are Conakry Kindia Boké Mamou Labé Faranah Kankan and N’Zérékoré. Each region is led by a governor. Guinea is surrounded by six countries. These are Guinea-Bissau Senegal Mali Côte d’Ivoire Sierra Leone and Liberia.
Guinea has a population of about 11 million people. Its capital Conakry is located on the Kaloum peninsula. Conakry is home to approximately 2.5 million residents.
Guinea has two main climate zones. The coastal region has a humid tropical climate. The northeast experiences a drier tropical climate. The Forested Guinea region has an equatorial climate. The official language of Guinea is French. Local languages include Malinké Peul Soussou Toma Guerzé Kissi Koniagui Nalou and Landouma.
The currency is the Guinean Franc. As you stand here, consider the vital role the Ambassade de Guinée plays in international relations. It promotes cooperation and understanding between Guinea and the world.