Meet the New Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation; Timothy Musa Kabba

By Ishmeal Alfred Charles

Timothy Musa Kabba has taken on the prestigious role of Sierra Leone’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, leveraging his vast experience and expertise to represent the nation on the global stage.

Kabba’s background includes serving as the Minister of Mines and Mineral Resources and holding key positions in esteemed organizations, such as Total E & PC Ltd and the LUKOIL Overseas Offshore Project.

With an impressive international track record as a petroleum engineer in countries like Russia, UAE, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Ghana, and Romania, Kabba brings valuable networks and cross-cultural understanding to his new role. His primary objectives as Minister involve building collaborative relationships, expanding bilateral and multilateral ties and enhancing Sierra Leone’s reputation worldwide.

Kabba’s appointment is a testament to President Bio’s recognition of his exceptional character, talent, and potential. Being a young, vibrant, and humanitarian-oriented individual, Kabba is expected to passionately represent Sierra Leone and foster strong relationships that will benefit the country.

Confident in Minister Timothy Musa Kabba’s abilities, it is anticipated that remarkable achievements, strengthened relationships and a positive transformation of Sierra Leone’s global presence under his leadership will all be achieved.

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