Guinea achieves high score in EITI implementation
Guinea’s Economic and Financial Institutions (EITI) has been rated as a successor to the European Institute for International Trade and Investment (IITI), according to its annual report. Following the failure of the EITI, the country has become the first African country to provide transparency and accountability.
Source: eiti.orgPublished on 2022-02-16
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