On Monday, July 15, 2024, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Alhaji Musa Timothy Kabba, bid adieu to the European Union Ambassador, Manuel Muller, and outgoing Ghana High Commissioner, Her Excellency Mrs. Worwornyo Agyeman.
Ambassador Manuel Muller reflected on the enduring bilateral relations between Sierra Leone and the European Union, spanning decades of collaboration. He highlighted his productive three-year tenure marked by constructive engagements with Sierra Leone’s government and people. Muller emphasized the continuity of diplomatic ties despite personnel changes, underscoring the significance of the Tripartite report and its contributions to conflict resolution efforts in Sierra Leone.
Minister Kabba expressed heartfelt appreciation to Ambassador Muller and the European Union for their pivotal role as development partners. He credited EU investments for reviving Sierra Leone’s mining sector in the aftermath of the civil war. Kabba outlined ongoing EU-funded projects that have significantly improved the lives of Sierra Leoneans, highlighting the EU’s continued commitment to the country’s progress.
High Commissioner Mrs. Worwornyo Agyeman conveyed her gratitude for the cooperation enjoyed during her tenure, expressing optimism for sustained collaboration under her successor. She commended Sierra Leone for its resilience and assured Minister Kabba of Ghana’s unwavering support, bolstered by ECOWAS solidarity.
Minister Kabba reciprocated the sentiment, acknowledging Ghana’s longstanding support during Sierra Leone’s challenging times. He affirmed the strong fraternal, economic, and political ties between both nations, expressing confidence in further strengthening these bonds. Kabba concluded by extending well wishes to High Commissioner Agyeman in her future endeavors, recalling Ghana’s prompt solidarity following recent regional challenges.
As Sierra Leone navigates ongoing diplomatic transitions, the sentiments shared during this farewell underscore the importance of international partnerships in fostering stability and development for the nation.
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