Jospong Group Signs Agreement To Support Waste Management Transformation In Guinea
The Jospong Group has entered into an agreement to support efforts to improve waste management in Conakry, the capital of Guinea, as part of a broader initiative to promote public health and environmental sustainability.
The agreement is expected to strengthen waste management systems in the city, protect the environment and contribute to building cleaner and healthier communities.
In a statement following the agreement, the Group Executive Chairman , Dr Joseph Siaw Agyepong expressed appreciation to Guinea’s President, General Mamadi Doumbouya; Prime Minister and Head of Government, Amadou Oury Bah; and the Minister of Sanitation, Hydraulics and Hydrocarbons, Aboubacar Camara, for their leadership and support.
The Group Executive Chairman also thanked the people of Guinea for the opportunity to contribute to the country's sanitation and environmental development agenda.
The Jospong Group described the agreement as more than a commercial arrangement, saying it represented a long-term commitment to progress and a cleaner environment.
It said the partnership would focus on transforming waste management in Conakry, reducing environmental risks and improving public health.
The Group Executive Chairman further acknowledged the dedication of its employees, whose efforts it said had helped advance its Pan-African vision of promoting sustainable solutions to Africa’s development challenges.
The company said it believed every African city deserved access to a clean and healthy environment and that African innovation, strategic partnerships and a commitment to excellence could help achieve that goal.
It expressed confidence that the collaboration would contribute to Guinea’s efforts to improve sanitation and create lasting environmental benefits for future generations.
The agreement marks another step in the Jospong Group’s efforts to extend its waste management and environmental services across the African continent.
-Overseeronline.com
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