First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio has joined His Excellency President Dr. Julius Maada Bio to address and update Sierra Leoneans about the progress made back home.
The gathering took place during the President’s visit to the United States for the 78th Session of the UN General Assembly.
The First Lady’s presence added a special significance to the occasion, as she expressed gratitude for the renewed mandate of her husband and assured the audience that women and children would continue to be the biggest beneficiaries of their administration.
President Bio, having successfully won the 2023 presidential elections for a second term in office, delivered a speech highlighting the achievements of his first term and outlining his ambitious plans for the future of Sierra Leone.
The President’s confidence in his ability to secure victory in another election was evident as he emphasised that his administration had delivered on its promises.
He spoke passionately about his latest actions to empower women and youth, stressing the importance of their involvement in shaping the nation’s progress.
A key focus of President Bio’s address was the empowerment of women and youth. He announced that a majority of appointments in his second term had been granted to women and young people, recognising their immense potential and contributions to Sierra Leone’s development.
By providing these opportunities, President Bio aims to foster a more inclusive society where every citizen can thrive and contribute to the nation’s growth.
First Lady, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio expressed heartfelt appreciation to the audience for renewing the mandate of her husband.
She acknowledged the importance of the women and children of Sierra Leone and assured everyone present that their well-being and rights would remain a top priority of their administration.
Dr. Bio’s dedication to gender equality and child welfare has been evident throughout her tenure as the First Lady, and she vowed to continue advocating for their empowerment and protection.
The joint appearance of President Maada Bio and First Lady Bio in Washington DC provided a special opportunity for Sierra Leoneans residing in the United States to witness their steadfast commitment to progress and inclusive governance.
