Sierra Leone's Chief Minister David Moinina Sengeh to Address UN Security Council on Middle East Crisis

January 22, 2024

Sierra Leone's Chief Minister, David Moinina Sengeh, has confirmed his participation in the upcoming United Nations Security Council's open debate on the situation in the Middle East. The Ministerial-level debate is scheduled for January 23, 2024, and Sengeh's attendance underscores Sierra Leone's strong commitment to global peace and security.

In an official statement, Chief Minister Sengeh reiterated Sierra Leone's dedication to fostering international peace and stability. He emphasized the urgent need to cease hostilities in the Middle East, advocating for a lasting solution through diplomatic dialogue. Sengeh's presence at the UN Security Council's debate symbolizes Sierra Leone's active engagement in addressing critical international affairs.

Sierra Leone, through its Chief Minister, aims to contribute constructively to discussions surrounding the Middle East crisis, demonstrating its commitment to being a responsible and proactive member of the international community. Sengeh's participation highlights the country's stance on promoting peaceful resolutions to conflicts and engaging in diplomatic efforts to address global challenges.

As the world focuses on the unfolding events in the Middle East, Sierra Leone's representation at the UN Security Council reflects the nation's role in advocating for diplomatic solutions and contributing to the collective efforts of the international community.