Embassy Of The Republic Of Sierra Leone

State of Qatar

Sierra Leone : A Trusted Partner in Global Diplomacy

The Republic of Sierra Leone is internationally recognized for its commitment to peace, democratic governance, and constructive global engagement. As an active member of the United Nations, African Union, and ECOWAS, Sierra Leone continues to promote regional stability and international cooperation.

The Embassy of Sierra Leone in the State of Qatar serves as a vital bridge for strengthening bilateral relations, advancing trade and investment, promoting cultural exchange, and supporting the Sierra Leonean community abroad.

Guided by mutual respect and shared values, Sierra Leone and Qatar continue to build strong partnerships in diplomacy, development, education, and economic cooperation

About Us

International Leadership

🇺🇳 United Nations Engagement

Non-Permanent Member of the UN Security Council (2024–2025)

Sierra Leone was elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council,
providing the country with a voice in high-level decisions concerning global peace and security.

Presidency of the UN Security Council

During its term, Sierra Leone has served as President of the Security Council,
leading significant deliberations on peace, security, and disarmament —
including debates on Small Arms and Light Weapons and regional stability in West Africa.

ECOWAS Leadership

Chairmanship of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government

Sierra Leone currently holds a historic leadership position within ECOWAS,
serving as Chair of the Authority of Heads of State and Government —
the principal decision-making body of the West African regional bloc.

His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio assumed this position on June 22, 2025,
marking the first time a Sierra Leonean Head of State has led ECOWAS.
Under his chairmanship, Sierra Leone is advancing key priorities including
strengthening democracy, enhancing regional security cooperation,
deepening economic integration, and reinforcing institutional credibility across West Africa.