Julius Maada Bio

During my Keynote Address at the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami, I underscored why Africa is emerging not just as a frontier market, but as a strategic destination for global capital. My message to business leaders and investors was clear: we are seeking for partners who will build with us industries, infrastructure, and opportunities that drive lasting prosperity for Africa, West Africa, and Sierra Leone.

Today at the FII Priority summit in Miami, I highlighted Africa's incredible potential. A thrilling new wave of transformational innovation driven by strategic partnerships is creating exciting investment opportunities across the continent. Sierra Leone is leading the way in reshaping Africa’s investment landscape. We are building strong relationships, and I am confident that this will attract future investments and capital to Sierra Leone. @FIIKSA #FIIPriority

I have arrived in Miami, United States of America, to participate in the 4th FII PRIORITY Summit, held under the theme “Capital in Motion” and organised by the Future Investment Initiative Institute. As the Summit brings together thought leaders, investors, and policymakers, I look forward to contributing my perspectives on how African leaders can harness strategic investments in agriculture and education.

Eid Mubarak! Today, we celebrate alongside our Muslim brothers and sisters the joyful end of Ramadan. I wish you and your loved ones a truly blessed Eid brimming with love, happiness, and excitement. May Allah accept our heartfelt prayers!

Today at State House, I presided over the swearing-in of Mohamed Sulaiman Bangura, who was nominated by the Sierra Leone Labour Congress to serve as a member of the Political Parties Regulation Commission. Congratulations on your appointment. I look forward to your impartial and fair dispensation of your responsibilities.

At the conclusion of the Tripartite Summit on border disputes held in Conakry, we, the Leaders, reaffirmed our shared commitment to maintaining stability along our borders, promoting security cooperation, and strengthening the bonds of neighborliness among our three nations. I acknowledge and thank President Boakai and President Doumbouya for their openness and camaraderie during our discussions.

This afternoon, I arrived in Conakry to join fellow Heads of State of the Mano River Union for a meeting aimed at reaffirming our commitment to peaceful coexistence and respect for national sovereignty. I look forward to constructive discussions that will address key subregional issues, including border security.

As Chairman of the Presidential Council for Feed Salone, I chaired a key meeting today where we reviewed the progress and impact of the Feed Salone Initiative. In this Year of Action, we also focused on the flagship interventions we are committed to delivering. I extend my appreciation to all stakeholders and private sector partners for their continued support of our flagship programme. #feedsalone

I am honored to join the Global Partnership for Education as a Champion for sustainable education financing. Education is the foundation of opportunity and national development. Investing in our children today means we empower the next generation to build stronger societies, drive innovation, and secure a more prosperous future for Africa and the world. globalpartnership.org/news/global-pa…

This morning, I held a productive meeting with Dr. Mamadou Tangara, the African Union Commission's Special Representative of the Chairperson in Mali and the Sahel, and Head of MISAHEL. As chairman of ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, I reaffirmed my unwavering commitment to constructive engagement on security issues in the Sahel. @HeTangaraM

Happy International Women's Day.

I warmly welcomed Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams and his team to State House. I sincerely believe that true leadership guided by God's grace is essential, and I am deeply grateful to Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams and his team for their continued prayers. @ArchbishopNick

Today at State House, I presided over the swearing-in of Sierra Leone's Chief Electoral Commissioner, Mr. Edmond Sylvester Alpha. Congratulations. I am confident that, together with your team, you will work diligently to uphold and strengthen the progress we've all worked hard to achieve in our cherished democracy.

Today at the State House, Mr. Edmond Sylverter Alpha took the oath of office, beginning his term as Chief Electoral Commissioner of the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone. Congratulations on your new role as you and your team of commissioners undertake the vital task of fairly advancing our democratic process that we have built through years of steady progress.

I am committed to inclusivity, honesty, accountability, and transparency. Sierra Leone ranks 9th in the World Economics Ranking of good governance in Africa, affirming our drive to transform Sierra Leone into a thriving nation. Congratulations—our potential is limitless! Let’s continue working together for a brighter future. Source: World Economics share.google/Ilr9oeRaPiO5mA…