Fode Soriba Camara’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Guinean politician
Is Politician 
From Guinea 
Type Politics 
Gender male

Fode Soriba Camara, né vers 1929, est un homme politique guinéen. Il a été Ministre des Affaires islamiques sous le régime du président Ahmed Sekou Touré et a été son interprète du français en arabe.

Il fut le premier ambassadeur de la Guinée en Libye. il a été pendant 10 ans le premier secrétaire général de l’ambassade de la Guinée en Arabie saoudite. Il a été le premier imam de la grande mosquée de Conakry.

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