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The discussion highlighted the One WBG approach, alignment with the 15-year “Simandou 2040” plan, and selectivity through platforms such as Mission 300 and AgriConnect. Directors focused on jobs through institutional strengthening and improved business conditions, corridor-based infrastructure, priority areas including agribusiness, energy, transport, inclusion, and SME finance, and resilience to climate shocks, while stressing coordination and mitigating political, governance, and capacity risks.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nGuinea-Country Partnership Framework  \nChair Summary*  \nJune 23, 2026  \nThe Executive Directors discussed the World Bank Group (WBG) Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Guinea for FY27–33.Directors welcomed the CPF’s ambitious focus on leveraging Guinea’s mining revenues to invest in human and physical capital, expand economic opportunities, diversify the economy, and foster private sector-led growth. They commended its One WBG approach and strong alignment with Guinea’s 15-year national development plan,“Simandou 2040.” Directors also recognized the program’s selectivity, including its prioritization of key WBG corporate platforms such as Mission 300 and AgriConnect.  \nDirectors emphasized the CPF’s focus on creating the conditions for quality jobs by strengthening institutions and governance and improving the business environment for private sector development. They supported the corridor approach anchored in Simandou infrastructure, which spans Guinea’s natural regions, and noted priority areas such as agribusiness, energy, transport, financial inclusion, and SME access to finance. They also highlighted the CPF’s emphasis on projobs policies, investments, and knowledge, positioning Guinea as a key regional power-sector player and a potential food basket for West Africa. Directors further welcomed targeted adaptation and mitigation policies and investments to strengthen resilience to climate shocks.  \nDirectors called for stronger coordination with in-country partners to clarify roles, build synergies, mobilize additional financing, and focus WBG engagement where it can add the greatest value.  \nFinally, Directors acknowledged the CPF program’s substantial risks, including political, governance, and institutional capacity risks. They underscored the need to strengthen economic governance and implementation capacity, building on the institutions established to deliver Simandou 2040. 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