Guinea’s transitional leader Col Mamady Doumbouya has urged the constitutional review committee to consider the “needs and realities” of the country and draft a robust new supreme law,” the privately-owned Africaguinee website reported.
“Our country needs tranquillity, not just permanent transitional periods. So today we are talking about the constitution. We need to be able to think about putting in place a strong constitution adapted to our needs and realities,” he said on Tuesday while launching the constitutional review symposium in the capital, Conakry.
He warned the committee against drafting a “copy and paste or tailor-made” constitution for the country.
(BBC)
