By: Precious Miracle Kargbo
In a formal ceremony at State House today, President Julius Maada Bio bid farewell to Mr. Salamu Koroma, who is set to begin his duties as Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Mr. Koroma, who previously served as the State Chief of Protocol, was praised by President Bio for his outstanding dedication and professionalism during his tenure.
As he embarked on this new diplomatic mission, the President expressed his commitment to supporting Mr. Koroma in fostering strong relations between Sierra Leone and Iran.
During the farewell, President Bio emphasized the importance of strategic partnerships for mutual benefit, highlighting the potential for collaboration between the two nations. “I will be here to support you as you commence this new assignment,” he stated, underscoring the government’s focus on enhancing international relations.
The transition comes as Sierra Leone seeks to diversify its diplomatic engagements and strengthen economic ties abroad. Mr. Koroma’s experience in protocol and diplomacy will be vital as he navigates the complexities of his new role in Iran.
As he prepares to take on his responsibilities, Mr. Koroma is expected to work closely with Iranian officials to explore opportunities that benefit both countries.
The President’s farewell marks not just a personal send-off but a pivotal moment in Sierra Leone’s ongoing efforts to build a robust global presence.
In conclusion, Mr. Koroma’s official duties will commence immediately, marking an important step in Sierra Leone’s diplomatic journey.
