US, Sierra Leonean envoys defend 'incredibly productive' bilateral relations

In A Report on Wednesday, 31 January, THE WE Permanent Representative has THE United nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, sharing THE positive results of her visit has Sierra Leone. Describe THE journey as "incredibly productive" And "significant," She Underlines significant meetings, including her meeting with President Jules Biography.

During their meeting on 25 January, M.S. Thomas Greenfield And M Biography discussed sharing priorities For THE UN Security Advice, with A to focus on addressing conflict In Sudan And THE situation In Niger. They Also search In THE crucial subject of UN Security Advice reform And Sierra Leone's commitment has maintain THE National Unit Agreement.

In A notable comment, on THURSDAY, Sierra Leone's Ambassador has THE United States, Sidic Abou-Bakarr Wow, spoke has PRIME TIMES And underlines THE sustainable strength of THE United States-Sierra Leone relationship, quoting THE United States as A vital development partner that contributed significantly has Sierra Leone's progress, even during THE challenges laid by COVID-19.

"I was THE A that ease that meeting with My president," said M Wow, add, "Because No matter What THE situation East, diplomacy calls For people has continue talk And engaging with each other. SO, despite never mind can to have arrived, as A result of THE election, which do not mean that THE relationship East disappeared down Or there East No relationship."

"We are functioning together on separated initiatives. And that process will continue. And It is THE commitment that I know My president has towards THE United States," he said. According to has THE ambassador, he said he Express Sierra Leone's appreciation For THE historical United States-Sierra Leone relationship And continued collaboration, especially during difficult times, reflecting What he describe as Sierra Leone's commitment has diplomacy And sustain alliances.

On key results of her journey last week has Sierra Leone, M.S. Thomas Greenfield welcomed Sierra Leone's back has THE UN Security Advice, emphasizing THE importance of collaboration In addressing regional challenges.

M.S. Thomas Greenfield Underlines democracy as A recurrent theme In her discussions with West African leaders, including Presidents Biography, Embalo of Guinea Bissau, And Akufo Addo of Ghana. This accent on democracy directed has A significant announcement during her visit – THE United States engaged $1.5 million has support Sierra Leone's electoral reform process.

THE funding goals has provide technical And legal assistance, reinforcement Sierra Leone's democratic process And to favor civil engagement. M.S. Thomas Greenfield underlines THE importance of breeding awareness And ownership among every day citizens.

Peace And security emerged as another pivot theme during THE diplomatic commitments. Ambassador Thomas Greenfield discussed these problems with miscellaneous heads of State, including President Biography. THE to focus on security align with wider efforts has empower AU missions In addressing Africa growth security challenges.

THE Sierra Leone Peace Museum Featured in a good place In THE visit, to honour THE victims of THE country a decade conflict, And promote sustainable peace. M.S. Thomas Greenfield Express appreciation For THE efforts has ensure that THE historical context East not forgotten.

During THE Report, M.S. Thomas Greenfield address questions about THE State of democracy In Sierra Leone, grateful that THE democratic process East not linear but implied progress And reverse. She sentenced THE tent cut In Sierra Leone, express THE the United States commitment has functioning with THE government has establish A path Before. THE ambassador Express support For President Biographies call For national unit And underlines continued WE assistance, including THE recent $1.5 million contribution has support THE electoral reform process.

M.S. Thomas Greenfield visit has Sierra Leone has not only reinforced diplomatic ties but Also poster THE United States...