Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. The United States Embassy in Freetown announced the temporary closure of its offices on Thursday, November 27, in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
In a social media statement, the embassy extended Thanksgiving greetings to the public, noting the occasion as a time to celebrate “friendship, partnership, and the shared values that unite us.” The message also highlighted the strong bilateral ties between the United States and Sierra Leone.
Regular operations, including consular and visa services, will resume on Friday, November 28. Applicants with scheduled appointments are advised to plan accordingly.
Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States, traditionally celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. It brings together families and communities to express gratitude and share in fellowship.
The U.S. Embassy in Freetown, which opened on April 27, 1961, plays a crucial role in diplomatic relations between the United States and Sierra Leone, providing consular services to both U.S. citizens and Sierra Leonean nationals.
The notice serves as a reminder to individuals and entities seeking consular services to plan their visits accordingly.
U.S. Embassy in Sierra Leone, located in Southridge-Hill Station Freetown provides consular services to U.S. citizens and visa services to Sierra Leonean nationals.
The embassy plays a crucial role in fostering diplomatic relations between the United States and Sierra Leone, offering support and services to both Americans in Sierra Leone and Sierra Leonens seeking to engage with the U.S.
The United States opened its embassy in Freetown, Sierra Leone on April 27, 1961. This was when the American Consulate General in Freetown was upgraded to an embassy. Over the years, the U.S. Embassy has played an important role in promoting economic stability, and supporting democratic institutions in Sierra Leone.
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