The Office of the Clerk of Parliament has issued a notification to all Honorable Members of Parliament and the General Public, announcing a crucial Stakeholders Consultative Meeting set to take place tomorrow, Tuesday, February 27th, 2024, at 12:00 noon.

The meeting will be held in Committee Room One of the Parliament building and will focus on the pressing matter of toll gate charges.

With a diverse array of stakeholders expected to participate, including representatives from the Ministry of Works and Public Assets, the Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA), the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA), the Cross River State Government (CRSG), the Attorney General’s Office, the Motor Drivers Union, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), and the Media, the gathering aims to foster dialogue and collaboration on this pertinent issue.

The meeting assumes significance amidst ongoing discussions surrounding toll gate charges and their implications for various sectors and stakeholders. It provides a platform for thorough deliberation, allowing for the exchange of ideas, perspectives, and proposed solutions.

Chairing the Stakeholders Consultative Meeting will be the esteemed Speaker of the Sierra Leone Parliament, Honorable Dr. Abass Chernor Bundu. His leadership underscores the gravity and importance attached to the deliberations, reflecting Parliament’s commitment to inclusive decision-making and engagement with relevant stakeholders.

All invited parties are urged to attend punctually, ensuring active participation and constructive engagement in shaping the discourse surrounding toll gate charges. The outcome of this meeting is anticipated to inform future policies and actions regarding this critical aspect of transportation and infrastructure management in Sierra Leone.

As the nation awaits the outcomes of this gathering, stakeholders and the general public alike remain attentive to the discussions and decisions that will emerge, recognizing the potential impact on both economic dynamics and public welfare.