AYV News, March 21, 2025
Dr. Fatima Maada Bio welcomed Ambassador Bryan Hunt to her office in Goderich, Freetown, for a courtesy visit. The meeting provided a platform for meaningful discussions on matters of mutual interest, reinforcing the diplomatic ties between Sierra Leone and the United States.
Ambassador Hunt’s visit underscored the commitment of both nations to fostering stronger collaboration in key areas of development.
During the engagement, Her Excellency and Ambassador Hunt exchanged insights on initiatives that promote gender equality, women’s empowerment, and social development. The First Lady highlighted her ongoing efforts through the Hands Off Our Girls campaign and other transformative programs aimed at protecting and uplifting women and children.
Ambassador Hunt reaffirmed his country’s support for these initiatives, emphasizing the importance of international partnerships in driving sustainable progress.
Beyond social development, the discussions extended to broader bilateral concerns, including education, healthcare, and economic cooperation. Her Excellency emphasized the significance of continued collaboration in these sectors, particularly in enhancing opportunities for young people and improving healthcare services across Sierra Leone.
Both parties expressed optimism about further strengthening ties and exploring new avenues for cooperation.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with Ambassador Hunt commending Her Excellency’s leadership and dedication to social change. Her Excellency, in turn, expressed appreciation for the enduring friendship between Sierra Leone and the United States, reaffirming her commitment to working together towards shared goals.
The visit marked yet another milestone in deepening diplomatic relations, paving the way for future engagements that will benefit the people of Sierra Leone.
