Robert Guéï 1941 – 2002

Biography

Robert Guéï was born on March 16, 1941, in the town of Man, in what would become the Ivory Coast. He grew to become a significant figure in Ivorian political life, dedicating much of his career to public service during a transformative period in his nation’s history. His life spanned the decades following his country’s independence, a time of considerable change and development.

Guéï’s career in politics reflected his commitment to shaping the future of the Ivory Coast during its formative years. He worked within the political structures of his country, contributing to the governance and direction of national affairs. Though his specific roles and achievements remain part of the broader historical record, his involvement in public life demonstrated a dedication to serving his nation during important periods of its development.

Robert Guéï passed away on September 19, 2002, in Cocody. His death marked the end of a life lived during pivotal moments in Ivorian history. He left behind a legacy as a political figure who witnessed and participated in the evolution of his country during the second half of the twentieth century. Those who knew him and followed his career remembered his contributions to the nation’s political landscape.