In Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday, February 13, 2024, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, Chief Minister of Sierra Leone, held discussions with H.E Ana Brnabić, Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, during the World Governments Summit. Their talks centered on potential collaborations in technology and innovation.
Dr. Sengeh praised Serbia’s notable development journey, recognizing its status as a leading technological hub among smaller nations. With reference to Sierra Leone’s ‘Big Five’ agenda, Dr. Sengeh underscored President Bio’s dedication to fostering strategic partnerships for national development.
Expressing interest in mutual learning, Dr. Sengeh highlighted the significant potential for collaboration between the two countries, particularly in utilizing technology for development purposes. Emphasizing the importance of educational partnerships through scholarships and exchange programs, he reiterated Sierra Leone’s commitment to its developmental agenda.
In response, Prime Minister Brnabić acknowledged Dr. Sengeh’s commendable efforts and expressed eagerness to explore avenues of cooperation across various sectors, including education, economy, and agriculture. Notably, she mentioned Serbia’s European Center for Excellence in digital agriculture, offering support to enhance Sierra Leone’s agricultural initiatives.
Subsequent discussions between Dr. Sengeh and former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair delved into Sierra Leone’s development initiatives, highlighting the country’s proactive stance in leveraging international partnerships for progress and innovation.
The dialogue between Dr. Sengeh and Prime Minister Brnabić signifies a growing trend of diplomatic exchanges aimed at fostering cross-border collaborations in technology and innovation. Such partnerships not only advance national development agendas but also contribute to global efforts for sustainable growth and prosperity. As Sierra Leone strives to position itself as an innovation hub, forging strategic alliances with nations like Serbia lays the foundation for shared prosperity and mutual advancement.
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