“ The current trend of changes in global business is highlighting the importance of logistics in the development of Third World business and industries. Literature reveals that many of these Third World nations lack logistics facilities; the task of developing a good logistics system in these nations is quite challenging. Attempts to understand these challenges by looking at the republic of Guinea as new entrant from the Third World in the globalization race. Based on a survey of the country’s logisticians, identifies five broad challenges facing logistics development in Guinea and proposes a model that integrates efforts of, and inputs from, four sources to solve these problems. Argues that the proposed model is also adaptable in other developing nations.

Meet the CEO

Mr Sekou Traoré was born in Guinea, Mr. Traore manages the mining permits, payments, governmental compliance and the logistics of any equipment and supplies necessary to run the operation. He is also responsible for the technical, administrative and financial operations. Mr. Traoré began his career in the import-export between Guinea and the United States where he developed a strong background in logistics. He is fluent in English, French, Sousou, and Mandingo