On the occasion of the 68th anniversary of Guinea's independence, Cellou Dalein Diallo calls on citizens to look at national history with lucidity. The independence of 2 October 1958 should not be limited to official ceremonies, speeches and popular joys; it remains a political and moral promise, that of a people mastering its destiny, of a State at the service of all and of a nation in which the dignity of every citizen is respected.
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On the occasion of the 68th anniversary of Guinea's independence, Cellou Dalein Diallo calls on citizens to look at national history with lucidity. The independence of 2 October 1958 should not be limited to official ceremonies, speeches and popular joys; it remains a political and moral promise, that of a people mastering its destiny, of a State at the service of all and of a nation in which the dignity of every citizen is respected.