By: Precious Miracle Kargbo
In a significant milestone for Sierra Leone’s agricultural sector, President Julius Maada Bio today met with the Presidential Council on Agriculture to review the progress of the Feed Salone Program.
This flagship initiative, designed to achieve food sovereignty, has made notable strides, with the President expressing optimism about the nation’s proactive efforts.
“Today marks an important step forward in our quest for food security,” President Bio remarked, emphasizing the government’s dedication to ensuring that Sierra Leoneans have access to nutritious food. “I am encouraged by our proactive efforts toward achieving food sovereignty,” he added. “Together, we will Feed Salone,” the President stressed, highlighting the importance of collective action in driving the nation’s agricultural agenda.
The Feed Salone Program is a cornerstone of the government’s strategy to boost agricultural productivity, improve food availability, and enhance the livelihoods of Sierra Leoneans. By focusing on agriculture, the government aims to reduce dependence on food imports, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth.
The meeting between President Bio and the Presidential Council on Agriculture demonstrated the government’s strong commitment to advancing the Feed Salone Program.
In conclusion, with its focus on sustainable agriculture and food security, the program is poised to have a transformative impact on Sierra Leone’s economy and the lives of its citizens. As the country continues to make progress, the President’s leadership and vision will be critical to achieving the goal of feeding the nation.