Guinea Education Authority builds and renovates schools in Conakry

The Autorité de Régulation du Secteur des Jeux et Pratiques Assimilées (ARSJPA) funded the construction and renovation of three schools in Guinea to improve local learning conditions.

These actions align with the vision of President Mamadi Doumbouya to provide children with modern educational environments. The projects include a new school in Coronthie and the rehabilitation of facilities in Coléah and Boubinet 2.

In the Kaloum district, the new Coronthie school provides a safe space for children who previously had to cross a major road to attend classes. The school features 24 classrooms, a library, a computer room, and a basketball court. It serves 793 students, including 486 girls. Local residents noted that the community had waited since 1958 for this specific infrastructure to be built.

Renovations at the Frédérico Mayor college in Boubinet 2 and the lycée-collège in Coléah have updated facilities that previously lacked water and proper toilets. The Coléah site now features 18 functional classrooms, air-conditioned offices, and a football field. The project also completed a second building that had remained unfinished for several years. The ARSJPA also distributed 48,200 copies of a book titled Le Rêve de Mahmoud to students.

These books reached five communes in Conakry and various prefectures across the interior of the country.