APRM Hails Sierra Leone’s Historic Election as President of UN Security Council

Sierra Leone has achieved a milestone on the global stage with its recent election as President of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) National Secretariat has issued a statement celebrating this historic accomplishment, emphasizing the significance of this leadership role not only for Sierra Leone but for the entire African continent.

In a message to stakeholders across the nation, the APRM Secretariat expressed deep pride in Sierra Leone’s election, describing it as a testament to the country’s resilience and dedication to global peace and security. The statement highlighted that this presidency is not merely a symbolic victory, but a strategic opportunity for Sierra Leone to influence international decisions, advocate for African interests, and promote peace and sustainable development on the world stage.

The Secretariat reflected on Sierra Leone’s journey from the devastation of civil war to becoming a model of democratic governance, noting that it was through the unity and collective efforts of the people, supported by international partners, that peace was achieved and the nation was rebuilt. This history of overcoming adversity serves as a powerful reminder of what can be accomplished when the nation comes together in pursuit of a common goal.

As Sierra Leone embarks on this significant journey at the UNSC, the APRM Secretariat called on all stakeholders—government officials, parliamentarians, alternative political voices, civil society organizations, and the general public—to unite in support of the nation’s representatives. The Secretariat emphasized the importance of cooperation and patriotism in ensuring that Sierra Leone’s leadership at the UNSC is effective and impactful.

“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Sierra Leone to showcase our leadership on the global stage,” the statement read. “Our collective efforts are crucial in ensuring that our leaders make effective representations at the UN Security Council.”

The APRM Secretariat encouraged all Sierra Leoneans to actively participate in this historic moment by providing valuable insights and contributions. By working together, the statement concluded, Sierra Leone can make a lasting impact on global challenges and leave a legacy of which future generations will be proud.

As Sierra Leone steps into this prestigious role, the call for unity and collective action rings louder than ever. The nation has the opportunity to not only make Sierra Leone proud but to uplift the entire African continent in the process