Guinea, the landmarks of the past

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Guinea's journey to independence on October 2, 1958, marked a significant shift from colonial rule, despite France's resistance to its UN membership, which was achieved shortly after. The nation utilized its UN platform to raise global awareness about colonial oppression, apartheid, and Zionism, engaging in vigorous diplomacy. This historical context serves as a foundation for Guinean, African, and global communities to confront contemporary challenges, highlighting the importance of international solidarity and advocacy.