Freetown, Sierra Leone In a significant move to advance peace and stability in Sierra Leone, Peace Ambassador Alhaji Amadu Bah paid a courtesy visit to the Irish Embassy in Freetown today. This meeting underscores a shared commitment between Sierra Leone and Ireland to collaborate on peacebuilding initiatives aimed at fostering reconciliation and long-term stability.
During the visit, Ambassador Bah expressed gratitude for Ireland’s continued support in humanitarian and developmental efforts. He emphasized the critical role of international partnerships in addressing Sierra Leone’s challenges, particularly in cultivating a culture of peace. “Engaging Sierra Leoneans both at home and abroad is vital for building a harmonious and unified nation,” Ambassador Bah stated.
He also outlined various ongoing projects under his leadership, which focus on addressing the root causes of violence and promoting reconciliation among diverse communities. The projects include both national and international peace tours, designed to unify and inspire Sierra Leoneans while fostering dialogue and understanding.
Irish Ambassador Aidan Fitzpatrick commended Ambassador Bah’s dedication to promoting peace in Sierra Leone, pledging Ireland’s support for future initiatives. The two leaders discussed potential areas of collaboration, including strategies to amplify the impact of peacebuilding projects across the nation.
The meeting concluded with a shared resolve to work together in advancing peace and understanding between communities and diverse groups in Sierra Leone. Both parties recognized that sustainable solutions require collective efforts and meaningful partnerships.
This visit comes at a time when Sierra Leone continues to prioritize peace and stability, with President Julius Maada Bio’s administration committed to upholding these principles. The partnership with the Irish Embassy marks another step forward in the nation’s journey toward a harmonious and prosperous future.
