President Adama Barrow has said his three-day trip to Guinea Conakry is the result of decades o partnership.
The president arrived in Guinea on Thursday to kick-start a three day official visit of the nation which will see him hold bilateral talks with his Guinea counterpart Alpha Conde. The president will also tour sites and meet with Gambians living in the country, according to a dispatch by the presidency.
In a news release on Friday, the president’s office said the president was awarded the highest National Order of Guinea by Guinea president Condé, “for his contributions to the consolidation of friendship and cooperation between the two countries”.
“This visit is the result of decades of trusted partnership, which continues to strengthen our cooperation on various fronts,” he said, according to State House.
