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Sierra Leone’s aquaculture industry has gained international recognition following the participation of Aminata Kandeh, Chief Executive Officer of Agro Fish Farm SL Ltd, at the Mandela Washington Fellowship Alumni Forum on the U.S.-Africa Commercial Partnership.
The forum brought together African entrepreneurs, business leaders, and innovators to discuss opportunities for strengthening trade, investment, and sustainable economic growth between Africa and the United States.
Representing Sierra Leone, Agro Fish Farm SL Ltd used the platform to highlight the country’s growing potential in aquaculture and the sector’s contribution to food security, job creation, and rural development.
The company’s participation showcased the importance of linking Sierra Leone’s agricultural sector with global networks that promote innovation, investment, and partnerships aimed at driving sustainable growth.
“This forum was an opportunity to showcase Sierra Leone’s aquaculture potential and to build partnerships that will drive transformation in the sector,” Aminata Kandeh said.
She added that Agro Fish Farm SL Ltd remains committed to ensuring that the knowledge, opportunities, and connections gained from international platforms translate into meaningful benefits for farmers and communities across Sierra Leone.
Agro Fish Farm SL Ltd continues to promote sustainable aquaculture practices designed to create employment opportunities, empower farmers, and strengthen the country’s food systems.
The company’s engagement at the forum reflects Sierra Leone’s increasing participation in global discussions on agriculture, innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development, while highlighting the potential of aquaculture as a driver of sustainable growth.
