Timothy Musa Kabba, the new Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Brings with him Wealth of Experience and Expertise
Prior to his current role, he served as the Minister of Mines and Mineral Resources and held the position of Director-General at the Petroleum Directorate.
With a background in oil and gas engineering, Kabba has worked in esteemed organizations such as Total E & P C LTD and the LUKOIL Overseas Offshore Project, where he served as a project management consultant, drilling engineer, and reservoir engineer. Kabba also worked as Petroleum Engineer in Russia, UAE, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Ghana and Romania, showing his international experience and networks.
As the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Kabba has assumed the responsibility of projecting Sierra Leone's image on the global stage. His primary objectives include building new collaborative relationships, expanding on existing bilateral and multilateral relations, and enhancing Sierra Leone's international reputation.
With his deep-rooted passion for humanitarian work and a demonstrated track record of goodwill, even in challenging circumstances, Kabba is poised to passionately represent Sierra Leone and foster strong relationships that will benefit the country.
President Bio's decision to appoint Kabba reflects his recognition of the young minister's exceptional character, talent, and promising potential. Kabba's appointment is a testament to his extraordinary capabilities and the trust placed in him by the President. As a young, vibrant, and promising individual, Kabba is well-positioned to make a significant impact in his new role, contributing to the growth and development of Sierra Leone's foreign affairs and international cooperation efforts.
We have great confidence in Minister Timothy Musa Kabba and believe that his tenure will be marked by remarkable achievements, strengthened relationships, and a positive transformation of Sierra Leone's global presence.
Written by Ishmael Alfred Charles
