The Sierra Leone Medical and Dental Association (SLMDA) has expressed its profound appreciation to the National Communications Authority (NatCA) for its invaluable institutional support towards the successful organisation of its Congress held in Kenema. The expression of appreciation was conveyed on Thursday, 5 November 2026, during a courtesy visit to NatCA Headquarters at South Ridge/IMATT, where the Association presented a Thank You Card and the Congress Minutes and Desk Report to the Authority’s Director General, Amara Brewah.
The presentation was made by Dr. Darlinda Jibba, Congress Secretary of the SLMDA, who conveyed the Association’s gratitude for NatCA’s support and commitment to helping the organisation translate its vision and aspirations into tangible reality.
Dr. Jibba highlighted the importance of institutional partnerships in advancing organisational objectives, noting that NatCA’s contribution played a meaningful role in supporting the Association’s efforts towards delivering a successful Congress in Kenema. She also formally presented the Congress report as a record of the proceedings and outcomes of the gathering, alongside the Thank You Card as a token of appreciation.
Receiving the delegation, NatCA’s Director General, Amara Brewah, expressed his thankfulness for the thoughtful gesture and commended the Association for recognising the value of institutional collaboration. He noted that collaboration among institutions remains one of the strongest pillars of sustainable development, as it creates opportunities for shared responsibilities, collective impact and the achievement of common goals.
Mr. Brewah reaffirmed the importance of building and sustaining partnerships that contribute meaningfully to national development, emphasising that institutions can achieve greater results when they work together in pursuit of shared aspirations.
The engagement further emphasizes NatCA’s commitment to constructive institutional relationships and its recognition that meaningful collaboration extends beyond individual mandates to support broader national development objectives.
Through such partnerships, NatCA continues to demonstrate its commitment to fostering relationships that create lasting value, strengthen institutions and contribute to Sierra Leone’s development agenda.
And through its Corporate Social Responsibility drive, NatCA continues to demonstrate that its institutional responsibility goes beyond telecommunications regulation, embracing meaningful contributions to sectors such as health that directly impact the lives, welfare and future of Sierra Leoneans.
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