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The record holds 10 entries from Guinea, across 4 industries, led by Government & Public Sector, then Education & Training. Last updated 29 Oct 2026.

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Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorGuinea13 Oct 2026

Guinea's ENA trains 30 senior officials in AI for public administration

École nationale d'administration (ENA) de Guinée — Guinea's École nationale d'administration is running AI training for public administration for 30 top civil servants, including national directors and directors general, from 13 to 15 October 2026. Five modules cover the digital state, AI use in government, data governance with cybersecurity, e-services and leadership.

RegulationGovernment & Public SectorGuinea19 Aug 2026

Guinea begins developing national AI and data strategy for 2026-2031

Government of Guinea / UNDP — Hiring is underway for Guinea AI strategy work, backed by the United Nations Development Programme. TREMPLIN, UNDP's local project, wants a consultant to write the National Artificial Intelligence and Data Strategy (SNIAD 2026-2031), building on the AILA diagnostic method and a 10-year roadmap agreed in December 2025. Applications closed 31 August 2026, starting the process that shapes how Guinea manages AI and data policy.

Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorGuinea2 Jul 2026

Guinea trains ministry secretaries general on AI at Maferinya seminar

Government of Guinea / Ministry Secretary General — Tamba Benoît Kamano, Guinea's Minister Secretary General of the Government, launched a Maferinya workshop teaching AI in public administration to Secretaries General across every ministry, backed by the UNDP. Over three days, officials explored artificial intelligence in governance to sharpen state performance, framed around responsible, effective public action.

Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorGuinea30 Jun 2026

Guinea's finance ministry trains staff on AI for process optimisation

Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget (MEFB) — A Moroccan specialist guided officials through AI training in public finance at Conakry's Centre de Perfectionnement en Finances Publiques, commissioned by Guinea's Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget. Attendees explored AI-driven administrative optimisation to pursue leaner workflows, cleaner oversight and stricter budget discipline nationwide.

Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorGuinea13 May 2026

CANDI trains magistrates in AI in Kankan, Guinea

CANDI (private company) / Magistrates of Kankan — Magistrates and civil society figures in Kankan joined a 13 May 2026 workshop on AI in the judicial sector, run by Guinean firm CANDI under the banner 'Artificial Intelligence and Justice in Guinea'. First President Pierre Lamah, heading the Kankan Court of Appeal, praised the push, arguing that judges armed with artificial intelligence in justice work could produce rulings faster and lift overall court performance. Guinea's public administration was named as the broader target for such tools.

Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorGuinea27 Mar 2026

ENA de Guinée trains senior civil servants on AI for administrative performance

Ministry of Modernisation of the Administration and Public Service / ENA de Guinée — ENA de Guinée (École Nationale d'Administration) gave 35 hours of AI for public administration training via the FEMS+ tie-up with Quebec's ENAP. In Conakry, the module on Artificial Intelligence and administrative performance built 'manager-leaders' for Guinea's Simandou 2040 drive, covering generative AI in government administration, ethics, transparency and data protection.

RegulationGovernment & Public SectorGuinea20 Dec 2025

National artificial intelligence roadmap 2026-2035

Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Digital Economy — The Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Digital Economy approved a 2026-2035 national artificial intelligence roadmap anchoring Guinea AI policy. Phases: institutional, regulatory and technical groundwork, then gradual AI use in public services, then regional AI leadership. The UNDP's Artificial Intelligence Landscape Assessment (AILA) methodology shaped this national AI strategy, a first among French-speaking countries.

Education & Training

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DeploymentEducation & TrainingGuinea8 May 2026

Guinea's education ministry to launch Barrin AI assistant for baccalaureate students

Ministry of National Education, Literacy, Technical Education and Vocational Training of Guinea — Guinea's Ministry of National Education will launch an AI exam-prep tool called Barrin to support baccalaureate candidates preparing for their exams. Minister Alpha Bacar Barry revealed the AI-powered study companion at a STEM teacher training session, saying it would go live the following week. Students will gain access to educational resources, including worked solutions drawn from earlier mathematics papers and other subjects.

Healthcare & Life Sciences

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DeploymentHealthcare & Life SciencesGuinea13 May 2025

Chinese medical team performs Guinea's first AI-assisted hip replacement

China-Guinea Friendship Hospital — Guinea's first AI-assisted hip replacement took place in Conakry, where China's 31st Chinese medical team, led by Diao Naicheng, joined local doctors at the China-Guinea Friendship Hospital for the AI-assisted total hip replacement. Software built a 3D map of the patient's bone anatomy, then weighed several surgical options to pick the best-fit prosthesis and implantation angle. The 90-minute procedure ran with specialists in China watching live over a video feed.

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