The Honorable Bryan Hunt, United States Ambassador to Sierra Leone, paid a visit to the Minister of Lands, Housing, and Country Planning, Dr. Turad Senesie, at his Youyi Building office.
The meeting included a delegation of American private sector investors, signaling a potential partnership in key infrastructure projects within Sierra Leone.
The primary focus of the closed-door meeting was the government’s ambitious agenda to construct a bridge connecting Freetown and Lungi.
Discussions centered on mutual cooperation and investment opportunities related to this significant infrastructure undertaking.
The proposed bridge is expected to dramatically improve transportation and connectivity between the capital city and Lungi International Airport, fostering economic growth and development.
“The meeting was very productive, and we are optimistic about the potential for collaboration,” stated a ministry spokesperson.
“The details of the discussions, including specific investment proposals and potential timelines, will be released in due course.”
The Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Country Planning is committed to transparency and will provide updates to the public as further developments unfold.
This visit underscores the strengthening ties between Sierra Leone and the United States, and the shared commitment to sustainable development and infrastructure improvements within the nation.
The meeting between Ambassador Hunt, Dr. Senesie, and the American investors represents a significant step towards realizing the Freetown-Lungi bridge project.
The Ministry anticipates further engagements and announcements in the coming weeks and months.
