Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. President Julius Maada Bio has received the German Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Jens Kraus-Masse, at State House for a farewell visit as the diplomat prepares to conclude his assignment in the country.
The meeting marked the end of Ambassador Kraus-Masse’s time in Sierra Leone, during which relations between the two countries continued to grow through development cooperation, diplomatic engagement, and ongoing support in key areas.
President Bio thanked the ambassador for his service and expressed the government’s intention to continue building on the relationship between Sierra Leone and Germany. He noted the importance of maintaining the friendship and ongoing work between both countries.
Ambassador Kraus-Masse is expected to depart after completing his duties, and President Bio welcomed the idea of a future visit back to Sierra Leone.
Over the years, Germany has been involved in development partnerships with Sierra Leone, working in sectors such as technical cooperation, vocational training, and support for democratic institutions. Ambassador Kraus-Masse’s presence helped guide some of this cooperation and contributed to diplomatic exchanges between both governments.
The farewell visit also served as an opportunity to reflect on shared efforts and future possibilities. President Bio assured that Sierra Leone remains open to continued engagement with Germany and hopes to strengthen bilateral ties in areas of mutual interest.
The government continues to work closely with diplomatic partners to support areas such as education, governance, infrastructure, and youth development. As Sierra Leone looks ahead, cooperation with partners like Germany remains part of broader efforts to support national growth and international friendship.
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