Ambassador Wang Qing’s recent visit to Sierra Leone’s Southern Province from April 23 to 24 showcased China’s commitment to bolstering bilateral ties and fostering development in the region.
During his visit to Bo, the country’s second-largest city, Ambassador Wang engaged with key stakeholders, including mayors and city council chairpersons from the Southern and Eastern Provinces, to discuss enhancing cooperation in various sectors.
Highlighting the strides made in China-Sierra Leone relations, Ambassador Wang emphasized the importance of furthering collaboration in local development, agriculture, poverty reduction, and human resources. His discussions aimed to strengthen ties and promote mutual prosperity between the two nations.
Ambassador Wang’s itinerary included visits to educational institutions, including Njala University, Bo School, and Taiama Primary School. At each stop, he underscored the significance of Chinese modernization efforts and encouraged students to become ambassadors of friendship between China and Sierra Leone, fostering a bright future for bilateral relations.
Moreover, Ambassador Wang attended the 14th China-Agricultural Technical Expert Group’s activities in Sierra Leone, reaffirming China’s commitment to supporting agricultural development in the country. He also participated in a seed donation ceremony, symbolizing China’s ongoing assistance to Sierra Leone’s agricultural sector.
The visit garnered a warm reception from all parties involved, with expressions of gratitude for China’s enduring support to Sierra Leone’s development endeavors. Participants praised the longstanding friendship between the two countries, characterized by unwavering solidarity during times of need.
Looking ahead, there is a shared determination to deepen exchanges and cooperation between China and Sierra Leone, further cementing their friendship and contributing to mutual prosperity. Ambassador Wang’s visit served as a testament to the robust partnership between the two nations and laid the groundwork for future collaboration across various domains, ensuring a brighter and more prosperous future for both countries.
Congratulations sierra Leone