Working meeting with the Minister of Trade and Industry of Sierra Leone

Dr Armandino Lopes attended a working meeting at the Youyi Building, in Brooksfield, Freetown, Sierra Leone, and met with the country's Minister of Trade and Industry, His Excellency the Honourable Dr Edward Hinga Sandy.

The meeting took place within a context of institutional dialogue and analysis of matters related to economic development, investment, and the strengthening of relations with international partners, assuming particular relevance within the framework of cooperation and growth opportunities in that market.

At the end of the meeting, the importance of direct contact with local governmental and institutional entities was highlighted for project evaluation, understanding the economic and regulatory framework, and identifying favourable conditions for foreign investment.

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