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Cannabis and hemp laws
Cannabis illegal for recreational and medical use; CBD and hemp illegal
Guinea
Guinea
FAQ
Recreational marijuana is illegal in Guinea. Law L/2016/057/AN of 28 December 2016 on the control of drugs and psychotropic substances classifies cannabis (locally yamba or diamba) as a stupefiant.
CBD is illegal in Guinea. Law L/2016/057/AN treats cannabidiol derivatives as stupefiants without a THC threshold that exempts CBD products.
Industrial hemp is illegal in Guinea. Law L/2016/057/AN does not distinguish between psychoactive cannabis and low-THC hemp, and the Ministere de l'Agriculture et de l'Elevage has not registered hemp as a permitted crop.
Import and export of recreational cannabis are prohibited. Personal and commercial import of CBD is not permitted.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Guinea's Penal Code (Law No. 2016/059/AN) punishes unauthorized cultivation, production, import/export, offer, sale, distribution, transport, purchase or possession of schedule I-II 'high-risk drugs' with 10-20 years' imprisonment (art. 819), and punishes ceding or offering drugs for personal consumption, even free of charge, with 5-10 years (arts. 820-821). Cannabis is treated as a high-risk drug with no THC threshold, so viable seeds — the means of criminal cultivation — have no lawful commercial, personal or gratuitous channel, though seeds are not expressly named in the verified articles. A predecessor narcotics law (cited elsewhere as L/97/037) could not be located in primary form. No industrial-hemp licensing or certified-variety regime exists, so low-THC hemp seed is captured by the same prohibition.