President Julius Maada Bio has departed Sierra Leone for Davos, Switzerland, to attend the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF), convened this year under the theme, “A Spirit of Dialogue.”

The WEF gathers global leaders, policymakers, investors, and innovators to discuss pressing economic, social, and political challenges, and to explore collaborative solutions for sustainable development.

President Bio’s participation reflects Sierra Leone’s commitment to active engagement in global economic discussions. At the forum, he is expected to meet with world leaders, investors, development partners, and representatives of international organizations to promote investment opportunities, strengthen trade partnerships, and highlight Sierra Leone’s progress and potential in key sectors such as agriculture, mining, energy, and infrastructure.

The President’s presence at Davos also underscores Sierra Leone’s dedication to dialogue, collaboration, and inclusive growth, emphasizing the country’s role as a constructive partner on the continental and global stage. By engaging in these high-level conversations, Sierra Leone aims to attract investments, share its development vision, and explore innovative solutions to national and regional challenges.

President Bio’s attendance at the WEF signals a proactive approach to positioning Sierra Leone as a strategic hub for economic growth, international cooperation, and sustainable development, strengthening the country’s voice in shaping global agendas.