Pharmacie Centrale de Guinée (PCG) is a public enterprise established on December 17, 1992, by decree number D/92/133/PRG/SGG, following the dissolution of "Pharma-Guinée." Operating under the Ministry of Health, PCG's primary mission is to ensure the consistent and regular supply of quality health products to both public and private healthcare facilities across Guinea. This includes the procurement, storage, and distribution of essential medicines and medical supplies, aiming to enhance accessibility and affordability for the Guinean population.
Headquartered in Conakry, Guinea's capital, PCG functions as the central procurement agency for the government, playing a pivotal role in the nation's pharmaceutical distribution network. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors and managed by a General Directorate, overseeing various departments dedicated to its operational functions. In recent years, PCG has undertaken significant reforms to strengthen its capacity, including the inauguration of a new storage warehouse in November 2023, aimed at bolstering its logistical and operational capabilities.
