Minister of Social Welfare meet First Lady

Minister of Social Welfare and UNODC Representatives Meet with Sierra Leone's First Lady In a notable diplomatic engagement, Madam Melrose Karminty, the Minister of Social Welfare, accompanied by representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), convened for a courtesy visit with Her Excellency, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, the First Lady of Sierra Leone, on February 2nd 2024, at her Goderich office in Freetown. The gracious reception extended by Her Excellency underscored the significance of international cooperation in tackling pressing matters relating to women and girls. During the meeting, commendations were offered for the First Lady's impactful "Hands Off Our Girls" campaign, an initiative spearheaded by Dr. Fatima Maada Bio herself. This campaign has been instrumental in addressing critical issues concerning the safety and well-being of girls, emphasizing a shared dedication to gender-based advocacy and social welfare. Madam Hajaratu Sama, Head of UNODC Sierra Leone, added depth to the discussions by conveying greetings from the broader UNODC community. Her presence highlighted the collaborative efforts between Sierra Leone and international bodies in addressing multifaceted challenges. This encounter serves as a compelling example of how diplomatic interactions can effectively address global concerns while fostering mutual understanding and cooperation.

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