PDF-SL Pays Courtesy Visit to Chairman of the Council of Paramount Chiefs
The People’s Development Foundation – Sierra Leone (PDF-SL) has paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the Council of Paramount Chiefs, as part of the Foundation’s efforts to strengthen collaboration with traditional leaders and promote community-driven development across Sierra Leone.
The delegation was led by the Foundation’s Chief Coordinator, Alhaji Alpha Osman Timbo, Esq., accompanied by Amb. Lulu, Director of Communications, Research and Policy, and other members of the PDF-SL team.
During the engagement, the delegation met with the Chairman of the Council of Paramount Chiefs, PC Dr. Masakma Madibie II of Kafe Chiefdom, together with the Regional Secretary and a Paramount Chief from Marah Chiefdom Bombali District.
The PDF-SL delegation formally congratulated PC Dr. Masakma Madibie II on his election as Chairman of the Council of Paramount Chiefs and presented the Foundation’s vision and commitment to improving living standards at the village and community levels throughout Sierra Leone.
Speaking during the meeting, Alhaji Alpha Osman Timbo highlighted the important role Paramount Chiefs and other traditional authorities play in national and community development. He explained that PDF-SL considers traditional leaders essential partners in identifying the needs of communities, encouraging local participation and ensuring that development initiatives respond to the realities of the people.
The discussions also focused on possible areas of collaboration between PDF-SL and the Council of Paramount Chiefs, particularly in community development, local participation and sustainable development initiatives.
The Chairman welcomed the delegation and pledged his support to the People’s Development Foundation – Sierra Leone, expressing his willingness to work with the Foundation in initiatives aimed at improving communities and contributing to national development.
The visit marks an important step in PDF-SL’s efforts to build productive relationships with traditional authorities and other key stakeholders across Sierra Leone.
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