Dakar, Senegal – Sierra Leone’s outgoing Ambassador to Senegal, Alhaji Brima Elvis Koroma, officially bid farewell to Senegal’s President, His Excellency Bassirou Diomaye Faye, at a ceremonial gathering held at the State House in Dakar. The farewell marks the conclusion of Ambassador Koroma’s six-year tenure, during which he has actively contributed to strengthening the ties between Sierra Leone and Senegal.
In his farewell remarks, Ambassador Koroma expressed both gratitude and sadness as he prepares to transition to a new diplomatic post in Algeria. Reflecting on his time in Senegal, he described his tenure as “invigorating in every respect,” noting that his six years felt brief due to the enriching experiences he encountered. He praised the Senegalese people for their “maturity, humility, and wisdom” and highlighted the lasting bonds forged between the two nations.
President Faye, in response, commended Ambassador Koroma for his significant contributions to enhancing Senegal-Sierra Leone relations. The president acknowledged Koroma’s efforts in fostering bilateral cooperation and strengthening diplomatic relations, encouraging him to remain a “brother and friend” to Senegal. President Faye also wished Ambassador Koroma success in his upcoming role in Algeria.
Beyond his work in Senegal, Ambassador Koroma’s diplomatic portfolio extended to Mauritania and Cape Verde, where he contributed to advancing Sierra Leone’s diplomatic presence in the region. As he embarks on his new post, he brings with him extensive experience in administration, diplomacy, and negotiation.
The farewell ceremony symbolizes a moment of appreciation for a diplomatic relationship that flourished under Ambassador Koroma’s leadership. Both nations anticipate a continued spirit of collaboration in the years ahead, built upon the strengthened foundation of friendship established during his tenure.
