
Embassy of Iceland in Freetown Embassy of Iceland in Freetown Embassy of Iceland looking for a short-term consultant 27 November 2024 The Embassy of Iceland in Freetown wishes to engage an experienced local consultant to conduct a scoping assessment in five coastal district councils (Bonthe, Kambia, Moyamba, Port Loko, Pujehun) to… Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in Freetown Opening of a operating theatre for obstetric fistula in Sierra Leone 31 July 2024 A new obstetric fistula theatre at Bo Government Hospital was officially opened on 19 July. The refurbishments for the operating theatre are a part of an Iceland government funded five-year programme… News Ministry for Foreign Affairs Arctic Security Forces Roundtable convenes in Iceland 31 March 2026 Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in Ottawa Bilateral Dialogue between Iceland and Canada 26 March 2026 Ministry for Foreign Affairs Bilateral defence consultations with Germany 24 March 2026 More news Iceland in Sierra Leone Development cooperation between Iceland and Sierra Leone began in 2018 with Iceland‘s collaboration with the West African Regional Fisheries Project (WARFP), funded by the World Bank. In September 2023 the Ministry for Foreign Affairs deployed two diplomatic staff to Freetown to oversee the opening of an Embassy, which was formally opened in May 2024. Freetown, Sierra Leone Embassy Information

Embassy of Iceland in Freetown

Embassy of Iceland looking for a short-term consultant

27 November 2024

The Embassy of Iceland in Freetown wishes to engage an experienced local consultant to conduct a scoping assessment in five coastal district councils (Bonthe, Kambia, Moyamba, Port Loko, Pujehun) to…

Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in Freetown

Opening of a operating theatre for obstetric fistula in Sierra Leone

31 July 2024

A new obstetric fistula theatre at Bo Government Hospital was officially opened on 19 July. The refurbishments for the operating theatre are a part of an Iceland government funded five-year programme…

Iceland in Sierra Leone

Development cooperation between Iceland and Sierra Leone began in 2018 with Iceland‘s collaboration with the West African Regional Fisheries Project (WARFP), funded by the World Bank. In September 2023 the Ministry for Foreign Affairs deployed two diplomatic staff to Freetown to oversee the opening of an Embassy, which was formally opened in May 2024.