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President Bio congratulates President-elect Donald Trump

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AYV News, November 7, 2024

Sierra Leone’s President, Dr. Julius Maada Bio has warmly congratulated President-elect Donald J. Trump of the United States of America, on his outstanding electoral victory, noting that the momentous occasion stands as a profound affirmation of democracy and a tribute to the American people for their active participation in the electoral process.

A statement from State House in Freetown states: “As we reflect on the significance of the election results, President Bio expresses hope that President Trumps victory will further deepen the collaboration between Sierra Leone and the United States of America, fostering stronger ties that promote shared interests in sustainable development, economic prosperity, strengthening democratic institutions, and global peace.

President Bio also extended his heartfelt gratitude to President Joe Biden for his commendable leadership in strengthening cooperation between our two nations, rooted in mutual respect and shared aspirations.

I congratulate President Trump on his impressive victory, wishing him every success as he embarks on this new mandate. Sierra Leone looks forward to the opportunities that lie

ahead and to building a productive partnership with the United States of America that will benefit both our nations and contribute to a more hopeful world”.President Bio said.

Republican Donald Trump won the US presidential election in a stunning comeback, The Associated Press news agency reports, with his projected victory in Wisconsin clearing the 270 Electoral votes needed to secure a return to the White House.

Speaking in West Palm Beach, Florida, before the latest results came in, Trump pledged to bring a “golden age” to the United States, praising what he called “the greatest political movement of all time”.

His Democratic rival Kamala Harris has not yet conceded and is expected to speak later in the day.

World leaders rushed to congratulate Trump on Wednesday as votes were still being counted after early projected wins in key battleground states.

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