The Government of Sierra Leone has successfully evacuated twenty-four Sierra Leonean nationals and embassy staff from the Islamic Republic of Iran following the recent escalation of military strikes and...
An unverified claim circulating on social media alleges that Julius Maada Bio has traveled secretly to Dubai and is currently unable to return to Sierra Leone due to heightened tensions involving the United...
The following is the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding the military aggression by the Zionist regime and the United States against Iran on February...
The Sierra Leone government has evacuated all diplomatic staff from its embassy in Tehran, along with Sierra Leonean students residing in Iran, due to security concerns. A total of 36 individuals were...
In recent Iran-Africa International Economic Cooperation Conference held on Kish Island, a high-level delegation from Iran visited Sierra Leone to explore potential investment opportunities. The delegation,...
Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to Iran, Salamu Koroma, has met with Turkish and Iranian business leaders to discuss bringing major industrial projects to Sierra Leone. The meeting took place shortly after...
Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to Iran, His Excellency Salamu Koroma, alongside a high-level delegation from Freetown, is participating in the 3rd Iran-Africa International Economic Cooperation Conference...
Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to Iran, His Excellency Salamu Koroma, has encouraged Iranian investors to invest in his country’s agricultural sector, emphasizing its vital role in economic growth and food...
"The Supreme Leader’s Representative for Hajj and Pilgrimage Affairs in Tehran, Dr. Seyyed Abdul Fattah Nawwab, reaffirmed Iran's commitment to strengthening bilateral ties with Sierra Leone during...
In his determined diplomatic stance, His Excellency Ambassador Salamu Koroma has reaffirmed his commitment to deepening the bilateral relationship between Sierra Leone and the Islamic Republic of Iran....
