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In a bid to strengthen bilateral relations, Sierra Leone’s Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh has arrived in Guinea-Bissau for a two-day working visit.
The visit is set to enhance diplomatic, cultural, and technical cooperation between the two nations.
Vice President Jalloh commenced his visit with a high-profile meeting with Guinea-Bissau’s President Umaro Mokhtar Sissoco Embaló. The discussions centered on fostering collaboration in areas such as cultural exchanges, security cooperation, and diplomacy training.
During a working lunch with Prime Minister Rui Duarte Barros, Jalloh reiterated Sierra Leone’s commitment to deepening ties with Guinea-Bissau. “We are here to build stronger bridges between our countries,” said the Vice President, emphasizing the importance of mutual cooperation in achieving shared goals.
Addressing the media, Jalloh expressed gratitude to President Embaló and the people of Guinea-Bissau for their warm reception. “It’s a great pleasure to be back in a city that holds many fond memories,” he said.
A significant aspect of the visit was Jalloh’s engagement with the Sierra Leonean community in Guinea-Bissau. The community’s support has been vital in facilitating the visit and strengthening the diplomatic relations between the two countries. Ambassador Martha Kanagbo and her team were commended for their efforts in organizing the visit.
“The support from our Sierra Leonean brothers and sisters here in Guinea-Bissau is truly heartwarming,” Jalloh remarked, highlighting the community’s role in furthering bilateral ties. “Their contributions are vital in strengthening the bonds between our nations.”
The Sierra Leonean community in Bissau turned out in large numbers to show their solidarity with the visit. Many expressed optimism about the future of relations between the two nations. “We feel proud to see our Vice President working towards stronger ties with Guinea-Bissau,” said one community member. “It makes us believe in a brighter future for both countries.”
Vice President Jalloh’s visit underscores the importance of community involvement in diplomacy and is expected to lay the foundation for a more resilient partnership between Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau. The visit marks a significant step towards enhancing cooperation and mutual growth.
