Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio, presiding over a high-level United Nations Security Council briefing on Peace Consolidation in West Africa, has called for the establishment of an ECOWAS–UN–AU...
President of the Republic of Sierra Leone and Chairperson of the ECOWAS Authority, will preside over a high-level open debate at the United Nations Security Council focusing on Threats to International...
President Julius Maada Bio has arrived in New York to attend high-level discussions at the United Nations Security Council, where Sierra Leone is serving as the President for the month of November 2025. The...
President Dr. Julius Maada Bio has become the first sitting Head of State to simultaneously hold three of the world’s most influential leadership positions - Chairman of the Economic Community of West...
Sierra Leone on Saturday, 1st November 2025, officially began its second and final year as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, marking a continuation of its return to global...
The United Nations Security Council has adopted what observers are describing as a landmark resolution formally endorsing Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara under Moroccan sovereignty, representing...
Ethiopia has formally requested Sierra Leone’s endorsement for its candidate to lead the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL). The appeal was made during a diplomatic meeting in Accra...
Sierra Leone has joined the growing international outcry against Israel’s recent airstrikes in Doha, Qatar, which left several Hamas officials and a Qatari national dead. Speaking at an emergency...
Sierra Leone’s Deputy Permanent Representatives to the United Nations, Kalilu Totangi and Michaela B. E. Swallow, officially bid farewell to President Julius Maada Bio at the State House in Freetown...
In a landmark move at the United Nations, Sierra Leone joined 124 member states in voting against the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. The resolution, described as "historic" by Palestinian...
