The two education ministers pay a courtesy call to the First Lady of Sierra Leone

Minister of Technical and Higher Education, together with the Minister of Basic and Secondary Education, Pays a Courtesy call to the First Lady of Sierra Leone. January 18, 2024 A notable diplomatic encounter occurred as Dr. Haja Ramatulai Wurie, the Minister of Technical and Higher Education, and Mr. Conrad Sackey Minister Of Basic and Secondary Education paid a courtesy visit to the First Lady of Sierra Leone, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio. The meeting emphasized the importance of collaboration between government officials and highlighted a commitment to advancing education and technical expertise within the nation. The engagements contribute to the broader agenda of enhancing Sierra Leone's educational landscape and fostering partnerships for socio-economic development.

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