Deputy Trade Minister & Others Received Awards

 


By Justice Salone 

In a significant display of gratitude and appreciation for the timely intervention of Sierra Leone, to render assistance and supports to Guinea after the explosion of their main fuel terminal on December 18, 2023.

A high delegation from the Republic of Guinea, led by the Prime Minister Bernard Goumou, were in the country Sierra Leone, to render their heartfelt gratitude, and appreciation on behalf of President Col. Mamady Doumbouya, and the people of Guinea, to the President of Sierra Leone, H.E Julius Maada Bio, for the timely intervention and support extended to them during their crucial need.

Part of the visit to Sierra Leone, was also for the Prime Minister, Barnard Goumou, to present prestigious awards on behalf of president Mamady Doumbouya, and the people of Guinea, to a delegation of fifteen (15) members from Sierra Leone, cited from;

1. The Petroleum Regulatory Agency. 2. The Sierra Leone Medical Team. 3. The Nation Disaster Management Agency. 4. Madam Haja Fatima Wurie, Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry (Representative of the ministry of Trade and Industry, that also deals with petroleum regulation)

All headed by the distinguished Vice President of Sierra Leone, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, honored with the ORDRE NATIONAL DU MERITE and a MEDAL for their pivotal participations and immense role played to mitigates the December 18, 2023 fire disaster In Guinea.

Acknowledging Madam Haja Fatmata Wurie by the Government of The Republic of Guinea, in representation of her Boss, the minister of Trade and Industry, Mr. Ibrahim Alpha Sesay, and the ministry, continue to testify her outstanding service and dedication to serve humanity and the agenda of her government, of president Julius Maada Bio.

As part of the delegation in Guinea, last year, was very much pivotal for her ministry which also contributes tremendously in the petroleum regulation, and as such, her representation on behalf of the Ministry and her Boss was unavailable and instrumental.

The deputy minister, Fatmata Wurie, thanked the government of Sierra Leone, for always being steadfast in undertaking the needed steps to respond to critical issues of national interest and also for always giving the ministry of Trade and Industry the necessary supports to facilitate it mandates. 

She thanked the Prime Minister Bernard Goumou, the president Mamady Doumbouya and the people of Guinea, for recognizing and appreciating the Government of President Julius Maada Bio for standing in solidarity with Guinea during their crucial time. Added that, she is honoured to have received such a prestigious award on behalf of her Boss, the minister of Trade and Industry, Ibrahim Alpha Sesay, the ministry, and the people of Sierra Leone.

She described the award as an instalment of motivation on them to continue elevating the good work of the ministry, the government of president Julius Maada Bio, and for the people of Sierra Leone, which they are so humble to continue.

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