Photos: Mahama’s one-day working visit Sierra Leone

President John Dramani Mahama has embarked on a one-day working visit to Sierra Leone.

President Mahama in Facebook indicated that “During my one-day working visit to Freetown on Tuesday, I held a productive meeting with my brother, President Dr. Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone.

“Our discussions centred on strengthening the bonds between Ghana and Sierra Leone through enhanced bilateral cooperation in trade, education, investment, and institutional support.

“We agreed to revitalise the joint cooperation agreement initially signed in 2018, with a proposal to hold the inaugural meeting here in Ghana soon!

“We shared our commitment to meeting the aspirations of our citizens and ensuring progress in key sectors.

“We also addressed pressing regional challenges, including terrorism, conflict, and drug trafficking, reaffirming our dedication to finding solutions and mitigating their impact.

“We discussed the importance of enhancing the West African Power Pool to boost regional power generation and distribution.

“I also interacted with the Ghanaian community and assured them we would address their permits and tax concerns.”
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