Monument du 22 Novembre 1970

The white stone monument rises against the Conakry skyline, featuring inscriptions that commemorate the resistance against Operation Green Sea in 1970.

Portuguese forces attempted to overthrow President Sékou Touré's government on November 21, 1970, leading to a military conflict at Camp Boiro.

The monument stands as a symbol of Guinea's independence and represents the nation's determination to maintain sovereignty against external military interventions.

Visitors can reach the monument by taking local transportation to the central district of Conakry, where the structure occupies a prominent position.

Chinese workers contributed to the construction of this memorial, which displays an inscription stating 'Imperialism finds its grave in Guinea'.

Location: Conakry

Inception: 1971

Official opening: November 22, 1971

GPS coordinates: 9.52147,-13.69051

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:19