Saudi Arabia Endorses President Koroma for Second Term
In less than ten days to Sierra Leone’s General Elections, Saudi Arabian businessmen have endorsed Sierra Leone’s President Ernest Bai Koroma for a second term in office. (Photo: Saudi Youth Leader endorses President Ernest Bai Koroma)
Speaking to a group of Sierra Leoneans last night, Secretary General of Saudi Youths Business Group (SYBG) Mohamed Al-Qassim Bin Shuaib Al-Qatani, who has just returned from the West African nation said: “The development strides I saw in Sierra Leone in the areas of Health, Infrastructure, Agriculture, Mining and Electricity are very impressive and encouraging.”
He added that: “I think President Koroma needs more than five years to implement these meaningful and sustainable development projects in your country,” Al-Qatani told a group of Sierra Leoneans at the King Abdul Aziz Airport, Jeddah last night.
During the past five years, the Secretary General added, “We have been visiting Sierra Leone’s capital and some provincial towns on regular basis and I think your President’s magnitude in having a sense of humor to protecting freedom of speech, freedom of the press, religious tolerance, and being able to communicate his ideas to the nation are all factors why some of us believe that he deserves a second term.”
The businessman observed that: “President Koroma has shown outstanding leadership qualities and commitment to improve the lives of Sierra Leoneans; taking into consideration the great infrastructural development such as road construction across the country.”
“Besides, your leader has done a lot in the promotion of democracy and his credibility for his international Human Right record, are all added factors that have convinced us to endorse him.”
AL- Qatani concluded that: “We strongly believe that Mr. President discharged his duties satisfactorily during his first term in office and he has also demonstrated to his people that he’s a dependable and hardworking leader.”
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