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Sierra Leone & Miami-Dade Commit To Boost Blue Economy

gleanernewspaperBy gleanernewspaperMarch 19, 2024Updated:March 19, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Sierra Leonean Consular-General in Miami, Florida, is pleased to announce the outcome of the productive follow-up meetings between the Honorable George Hamilton and Mr. Yankuba Askia Bio, Director General of the Sierra Leone Ports Authority, and their respective teams. These meetings are part of the preparations for the upcoming Sister Seaport agreement with the Port of Miami in Miami-Dade County, Florida. 

The alliance between Miami and Sierra Leone represents a significant turning point in the growth of economic relations and trade. This relationship has been further reinforced by the recent Florida Miami-Dade Trade Mission to Sierra Leone, which was organized by the Republic of Sierra Leone’s Consular-General in Miami. 

With the cooperation of the Ministries of Trade & Industry, Transport & Aviation, and Fisheries & Marine Resources, the Sister Seaport agreement will act as a springboard for enhancing Sierra Leone’s blue economy. In addition to boosting bilateral trade between Miami and Sierra Leone, this agreement will advance Sierra Leone’s overall development. 

The Sierra Leonean Consulate-General extends its appreciation to all concerned parties and restates its resolve to strengthen bilateral trade and foster economic growth between Miami and Sierra Leone. It is anticipated that the forthcoming talks will result in the creation of a comprehensive agreement that will unleash both countries’ potential for growth and development. 

Known for its commitment to development, Sierra Leone views this meeting as an essential step in achieving its development objectives. Increased collaboration in several areas will be made possible by the Sister Seaport agreement between Miami-Dade County and both regions. 

Miami and Sierra Leone are in a strong position to strengthen their relationship and benefit their respective economies as their collaboration develops. The cooperation between these two areas emphasizes how crucial international cooperation is to promoting development and economic growth. 

In conclusion, the Sister Seaport pact between Miami-Dade County and Sierra Leone demonstrates the dedication of both areas to promoting sustainable development and mutual prosperity. As Sierra Leone continues to move forward towards a more prosperous and sustainable future, this partnership paves the way for a promising future of growth and collaboration.

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