European Union in Sierra Leone

05/06/2026

Russia loves to portray its military as “invincible.” Since 2014, Ukraine has exposed Russia to be more of a paper bear, and in recent months managed to stall its battlefield progress.
Discover three long running myths behind Russia’s “invincible” image:
Myth 1: Russia is an unstoppable military force
Myth 2: Russian firepower is so powerful and terrifying that fighting it is pointless
Myth 3: Ukraine and its allies have already lost the war

04/06/2026

Ireland in Sierra Leone is a proud member of , working alongside civil society, the media, and the Government and people of Sierra Leone. As we celebrate our golden jubilee anniversary, Ireland is committed to supporting initiative to boost food security, empowering civil society to advocate for gender equality and the rights of women and girls, and driving sustainable development across critical sectors, including the environment, education, and governance.

04/06/2026

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04/06/2026

As we celebrate five decades of cooperation with Sierra Leone, join Ireland in Sierra Leone Ambassador Patrick McManus live on Liberty TV Online breakfast program and be part of the conversation.

Tomorrow’s Liberty Breakfast Show will feature updates on the upcoming SLAJ AGM, a review of Adama Gento Kamara’s two years of stewardship as President of the Sierra Leone Bar Association, and a discussion with Ireland’s Ambassador, Patrick McManus, on European Union engagement in Sierra Leone, its gains and future prospects.

Tune in at 8:00 a.m

03/06/2026

German Embassy Freetown, Sierra Leone is an integral part of and has a longstanding bilateral relations with Sierra Leone, since 1961. Together, we're committed to strengthening the EU-Sierra Leone partnership.

03/06/2026

🚨 New call open: Culture Moves Salone – Mobility Fund 3

We’re excited to announce the launch of the third call of the Culture Moves Salone Mobility Fund. Funded by the European Union and managed by the EU Delegation to Sierra Leone, Culture Moves Salone supports the development of Sierra Leone’s cultural and creative sectors by fostering skills, collaboration, and access to regional and international markets.

Following earlier rounds focused on skills development and mobility, Fund 3 offers larger grants (up to 285,000 SLE / ~€10,000) to help artists, organisations, and creative businesses take their projects to the next level - boosting production, visibility, and long-term sustainability.

📅 Deadline: 30 June 2026
💡 To learn more about the call and how to apply, join our hybrid info session on June 08 (online or at Creative Hub Africa-CHA):
🕓 4:00 PM (Sierra Leone) / 6:00 PM (CEST)
🔗 https://lnkd.in/dt64rcsM

👉 Find full details and apply: https://lnkd.in/dgtvHY5u

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03/06/2026

What is the true cost of sanctions for Russia?
Plummeting oil and gas revenues (with Iran war windfalls offering temporary relief, not structural recovery), punishingly expensive borrowing, and the loss of key markets.
It is becoming increasingly difficult for the Kremlin to finance the war against Ukraine. Staying the course delivers results.
Sanctions work!

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

EU Supports Sierra Leone’s Agricultural Insurance Framework

This week the European Union provided support for a critical stakeholder workshop in Freetown, laying the groundwork for Sierra Leone’s first National Agricultural Insurance Policy and Implementation Roadmap.

Agriculture is the backbone of Sierra Leone's economy, supporting 65% of households., but remains highly vulnerable to climate shocks, holding back investment and growth in the sector

Funded by the EU, the workshop convenes government leaders, insurers, banks, and farmer cooperatives to design a sustainable insurance solution. This initiative, co-led by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and UN Capital Development Fund, is a critical component of the Government's flagship strategy, which aims to:

➡️ Protect smallholder farmers from risk.
➡️Unlock agricultural finance and investment.
➡️Build a climate-resilient food system.

The EU is committed to supporting Sierra Leone in developing a more secured and prosperous future for its agricultural sector.

02/06/2026

The European Union and Sierra Leone have marked Europe Day 2026 with a celebration of their 50‑year partnership, pledging to deepen cooperation in development, trade, democracy, and security. The event in Freetown brought together government leaders, diplomats, and civil society, underscoring both the historic depth and future ambitions of the relationship.

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