2021 data shows a stark literacy rate: 37.3% with a significant gender gap.
In 2014, literacy stood at 34.6%, highlighting the need for educational reform.
Challenges persist with an adult literacy rate significantly low, demanding attention and action.
2007 figures reveal a literacy rate of 39%, with ongoing efforts to enhance education.
With a low literacy rate, Guinea faces substantial obstacles in improving education.
2017 reports indicate a literacy rate of 48.3%, with marked gender disparity.
2018 statistics show a literacy rate of 35.5%, underscoring gender and educational divides.
In 2018, literacy rate at 35.1%, highlighting urgent need for educational investment.
2008 data: 26.8% literacy, reflecting the critical need for educational infrastructure development.
2004 figures point to a literacy rate of 54.1%, with efforts to improve ongoing.