Running from Thursday, August 20 to Saturday, August 22, 2026, at the Atlantic View Hotel in Conakry, the three-day education and exhibition event organized by Sylla Global Education Services officially concluded with the presentation of certificates of recognition to partner Malaysian university representatives. The event provided a platform for Guinean students to exchange ideas, understand various fields of study, and choose academic paths with representatives from partner Malaysian universities.
Reviewing the event’s impact, Alphajo Kouyaté highlighted the massive digital reach and physical turnout:

« It is a great honor for us today… to speak on behalf of this team… Since our opening panel on Wednesday, this event has been the beating heart of academic orientation in Conakry… On Facebook, we have reached close to 210,000 views and 8,000 interactions… On the ground, this digital success has materialized by more than 451 participants welcomed physically here… Our survey reveals a massive interest for the sectors of the future: 30% have chosen IT, 25% have chosen accounting and finance, and 18% have chosen engineering… more than 150-some students who have gotten admission on the spot under the support of our different partners. »
The representative of the Malaysian universities emphasized the quality of education and security awaiting students:

« We received a lot, a lot of Guinean students… near 450 students have come during the three last days… and we have also put down 150 plus letters of admission for the students… Malaysia is a country that gives you access to a quality of education that nobody in the world can rivalize with, at a very, very affordable price… The country, the Malaysia, is very safe, and very secure. »
The CEO of Sylla Global Education Services, M. Sylla Issiaga, focused on the core mission of guidance and long-term support:

« We are satisfied of the results obtained… We have had more than 150 students who have had admissions on place, and more than a hundred that are waiting their admissions… we accompany all the students who have had the admissions here… for the procedure of visa, their arrival in Malaysia, their integration, and until to what they obtain their diplomas… This second edition… is more based on orientation than recruitments. We are gather all the students at one place to have first the orientation… in order that when we come to Guinea, you will be part of those are contributing to for the growth of the Guinean economy. »

In conclusion, the second edition of the orientation days successfully achieved its mission of bridging Guinean youth with world-class international educational pathways. By combining comprehensive career guidance, digital outreach, and strong institutional partnerships with Malaysian universities, Sylla Global Education Services has reinforced its commitment to shaping a skilled, technologically proficient future generation for Guinea.
Dumbuya Ibrahim Sorie, for VoixDAfrique224.com 610 62 65 59





















