The Guinean government is giving priority to capital expenditure by presenting its projected budget for the next three years.

According to the authorities, the projection made by the Government of Guinea reflects the State's commitment to finance infrastructure and strengthen the country's economy. In fact, the government plans to allocate 58,986.39 billion Guinean francs ($6.8 billion) over the period of 2024-2026 to capital expenditure out of the total projected budget of 132,604.59 billion Guinean francs ($15.4 billion) according to a statement from the Ministry of the Economy published on

This projection will aim to “reduce the infrastructure and equipment deficit” in the country. Approximately 54% of them will be financed by domestic resources” according to Moussa Cissé, Minister of Bookman Old Style”, "serif">Economy.