New MoU Strengthens Support for Sierra Leoneans in South Korea
In a major step to strengthen support for Sierra Leoneans living in South Korea, the Embassy of the Republic of Sierra Leone has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Foreigners in Korea Support Center. This partnership aims to enhance cooperation and provide better services to Sierra Leonean nationals residing in the country.
The formal agreement, signed on November 6, 2025, sets the foundation for a strategic partnership between the two institutions to improve assistance in key areas such as immigration, visa processing, settlement, and integration into Korean society.
Under the MoU, both parties have committed to developing and implementing joint programs tailored to support the Sierra Leonean diaspora in South Korea. The collaboration will also involve sharing resources, exchanging best practices, and conducting joint research on immigration-related issues.
At the signing ceremony, Bia Lee, Director of the Foreigners in Korea Support Center, described the initiative as a milestone for institutional cooperation, highlighting its importance in ensuring Sierra Leoneans in Korea receive essential guidance and support while living and working abroad.
The agreement further outlines plans for joint workshops, training sessions, and collaborative publications aimed at enhancing the welfare and representation of Sierra Leonean citizens overseas.
Led by His Excellency Ambassador Paul Sobba Massaquoi, the Embassy has consistently prioritized community engagement and partnerships with local organizations. The signing of this MoU reinforces the Embassy’s commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation and advancing the interests of Sierra Leoneans in the Republic of Korea.
Michaella Bonnie
Information Attache Embassy of Sierra Leone
Seoul
Info@sierra-leone.or.kr
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