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A high-ranking judicial delegation from Sierra Leone, led by Honourable Chief Justice Komba Kamanda, arrived in Cairo on Saturday, January 25, 2025, to attend the Eighth Cairo High-Level Meeting of Chief Justices and Presidents of African Constitutional and Supreme Courts and Constitutional Councils.
The delegation, which includes Honourable Justice Tonia Barnett of the Court of Appeal, was warmly welcomed at Cairo International Airport with official courtesies. Their arrival underscores Sierra Leone’s commitment to fostering collaboration and strengthening judicial ties across the African continent.
The high-profile meeting brings together top judicial officials from across Africa to discuss critical issues impacting the judiciary, share best practices, and explore ways to promote justice and the rule of law. The event is regarded as a pivotal platform for advancing legal cooperation among African nations.
The Sierra Leonean delegation traveled aboard Ethiopian Airlines, landing in Cairo on Saturday morning. The Embassy of Sierra Leone in Egypt coordinated with conference organizers to ensure seamless logistical arrangements, including airport protocols, hotel accommodations, and ground transportation for the delegation.
This significant gathering aims to address pressing judicial challenges, with a focus on strengthening the independence of courts, enhancing access to justice, and upholding democratic principles.
The participation of Sierra Leone’s judiciary highlights the nation’s dedication to the principles of justice, democracy, and human rights. As the conference unfolds, the outcomes are expected to provide actionable recommendations for improving judicial systems and fostering regional cooperation in Africa.
