Sierra Leone”s new Ambassador to Morocco resumes duty

Sierra Leone’s Ambassador-designate to Morocco, His Excellency Alhaji Momodu Koroma, arrived in Morocco on Sunday, 3rd November 2024, to officially begin his diplomatic duties.

Ambassador Koroma was warmly received by the Embassy staff in Rabat, led by the Head of Chancery (HOC), Mr. James Sylvanus Lebbie. H.E. Alhaji Momodu Koroma expressed his appreciation for the reception extended to him by the Embassy staff.

With a wealth of experience, Ambassador Koroma is expected to strengthen Sierra Leone’s strategic relationship with Morocco for mutual benefit. He brings significant expertise, having held various roles within the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) and the government of the late President Ahmed Tejan Kabbah.

As Sierra Leone’s second Ambassador to Morocco, following the tenure of H.E. Atumanni Dainkeh, Ambassador Koroma’s focus on economic diplomacy will be invaluable in enhancing bilateral relations, especially following recent trade agreements between Sierra Leone and Morocco.

The Sierra Leone Embassy in Rabat was established by President Julius Maada Bio on 27th August 2021 to deepen bilateral relations and boost investment in Sierra Leone. Ambassador Koroma’s extensive experience is anticipated to further solidify these ties and open new avenues for collaboration.