Guinea’s Minister of Fisheries and Maritime Economy, Fatima Camara, joined fellow leaders at the third edition of the Women Summit, held in Casablanca under the theme “Innovating Together: Women Driving Change in Africa.”
Speaking on a high-level panel focused on inclusive and transformational leadership, Camara emphasized the importance of responsible and engaged leadership. She reaffirmed her dedication to advocating for women’s participation in Africa’s development, stating, “Raising the voice of Guinean women and promoting their contribution to the development of our continent remains at the heart of my commitment.”
The minister used the platform to outline Guinea’s vision for developing its blue economy, highlighting the Kounki Project—an initiative supported by $128 million in funding. The project aims to promote sustainable fisheries and improve the living conditions of coastal communities through inclusive development strategies.
Camara also stressed the need to integrate women into decision-making and national policy frameworks, underscoring their essential role in economic and social progress.
In recognition of her leadership, she was awarded the Ubuntu Prize during the summit—an honor that reflects her commitment to inclusive and sustainable development.
Following the event, the Growth Women platform expressed its appreciation for her participation, thanking her for “strongly raising the voice of Guinean women and highlighting their vital role in the development of our continent.”
