Ex President of Basse Côte Washington
Member of Basse guinee coordination since 2010
U.S. government contractor at the department of defense Navy first commander as a military family division
Former program supervisor at the Maryland Family Services
Former medical equipment specialist at Georgetown University hospital
Humanitarian services with Kanam vision for Guinea children youth elderly with basic needs and medical supplies from 2003 to present.
Active member of the AGDMV in Washington DC

Fatoumata Binta Cissoko serves currently as Vice President of the Coordination Guinea North America and also as President of the Basse Cote Indiana. She has served as activate member of the Coordination Basse Guinee Amerique before becoming President of the Basse Cote Indiana and Vice President of the Coordination Basse Guinee Amerique.

Fatoumata Bangoura, born in Conakry. She studied accounting and management. She have been in the United States since 1998. Fatoumata works at United Natural Foods & Inc. Member of the Basse Guinee Atlanta Association . She was the President of the of Guineans Association of Colorado; then the Vice-President of African Women of Colorado; she was also a member of the Women Empowerment Group of Colorado.

Amara Konaté have served as President of the Guinean Community of Louisiana for years. He has been an active member of the Coordination Basse Guinée Amérique du Nord since the creation. Amara Konate is known for his love for the Coordination Basse Guinée Amérique du Nord. He’s currently serving as Contractor at the Department of Defense of U.S.

Mariama Bah is a community leader with over 18 years of experience in community life in the United States. She holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University Felix Houphouet Boigny in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. She also holds a LPN License, which she provides services to nursing homes and home groups. She is an active member of the Basse Côte of Greater Philadelphia, PITA, Pottal Fi Bantal and Sere Femmes Battantes associations, where she plays a very important role in several initiatives aimed at improving well-being and social cohesion. She is the founder and manager of the cleaning company M&MB cleaning business based in Philadelphia.

She has a background in Motossori and children education She from Kindia samounkiri kondea A great contributor of the AGDMV maryland Ex treasurer of Basse Côte Washington DC. Curent vice president of Basse Côte Washington DC. She is currently serving as Secretary of the Women and Juvenile of the Coordination Basse Guinée Amérique.

Born and raised in Conakry, completed his entire school and university education in Conakry earning a master’s degree in journalism. His professional career began in 1997 in Coyah with an American organization, as part of an economic development and governance program. For nine years, he traveled through the villages of Basse Guinea before joining other international NGOs to implement various projects related to child protection, youth and women’s capacity building, governance, health, education, and agricultural development, holding positions ranging from field agent to coordinator. In 2013, he was recruited as Country Director of Winrock International in Guinea, where he led 4 projects for 10 years, including the USAID-funded “Farmer to Farmer” program, mobilizing more than 200 American experts to train agricultural school teachers, extension agents, and agricultural organizations. he also led a scholarship program that enabled around ten young women to complete their master’s degree in sustainable agriculture at the Faranah Institute. He then extended this program to Sierra Leone before continuing his studies at Emory University (Atlanta), where he recently obtained a master’s degree in development practice. His career has allowed me to work in all of Guinea’s sub-prefectures.

Rouguiatou Camara, originally from Samoukiry Samayah in Kindia, Guinea, is a Direct Support Professional (DSP) in the United States. She is also a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). Rouguiatou is one of the founding members of the Lower Guinea Coordination of North America and served as Vice President under President Fodé Diawara.

She played a key role in the re-establishment of the Guinean Community Office in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and served as the Social Affairs Officer for the Council of Guineans Abroad (CGE) USA. Currently, she holds the same position—Social Affairs Officer—within the Lower Guinea Coordination of America.

Rouguiatou is a tireless and dedicated woman who remains actively committed to serving her community.

Born in Boke in 1961
Completed higher education at IPGAN Conakry in 1986
Specializing in Sociology
Arrived in Atlanta in 2001
Founded BC Atlanta in 2005
VP (2014–2017)
President (2017–2021)
Married and father of 1 child
Resident in Atlanta

Aminata Camara was born and raised at Boke, Guinea. She is married and mother of 4 kids. She is a Register Nurse and owner of non-profit organization. She resides in Columbus, Ohio for over decades.