Sierra Leone’s Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Madam Nabeela Farida Tunis, held strategic discussions with Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism during an official engagement in Jamaica, aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation in tourism and cultural exchange.

The discussions highlighted the deep historical and cultural connections between Africa and the Caribbean, with both Ministers underscoring tourism as a powerful tool for reconnecting shared heritage and strengthening people-to-people ties. Key areas of collaboration identified included destination marketing, sustainable tourism development, and structured cultural exchange programmes.

This engagement marks a significant step forward in advancing tourism diplomacy between Sierra Leone and Jamaica, positioning tourism as a catalyst for economic growth, cultural preservation, and mutual learning. It further reflects Sierra Leone’s commitment to expanding international partnerships that promote heritage, creativity, and inclusive development.

MTCA Communications