**Headline: Guinean Government Mobilizes for Nationwide Constitutional Awareness Campaign**
**Background**
In an effort to promote widespread understanding of a proposed new Constitution, the Guinean government has initiated a comprehensive campaign aimed at engaging local populations. The initiative is spearheaded by Prime Minister Bah Oury, who has detailed a strategic deployment of government officials across the country’s administrative regions.
**What Happened**
A formal communication, accompanied by a detailed deployment plan, was dispatched to various ministers. The document outlines the objectives of the campaign, emphasizing the need for grassroots dialogue to present the draft Constitution and gather public perceptions and expectations nationwide.
Prime Minister Bah Oury emphasized the collective responsibility of the government to ensure a thorough comprehension of the foundational text. He stated that the allocation of government members by administrative region is designed to facilitate a national reach for the campaign. The deployment is scheduled for departure on Thursday, July 17, and Friday, July 18, 2025, with a return planned for Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
**Implications**
This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to fostering an inclusive dialogue surrounding the constitutional proposal. By engaging directly with local communities, the administration aims to enhance public understanding and support for the referendum. The campaign’s success could potentially influence the outcome of the national vote on the new Constitution.
**Official Reactions**
In his directive, Prime Minister Bah Oury urged ministers to prioritize the mission, coordinating efforts with administrative, religious, traditional, and local community leaders. He stressed the importance of conducting the campaign with openness, respect, and responsibility.
The original report was published by Bhoye Barry for guinee7.com.
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