Minister Chernor Bah Visits Foster + Partners with Sherbro Alliance Partners to Advance Sherbro Island City Project

 Sierra Leone’s Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, paid an official visit to Foster + Partners in London, alongside Sherbro Alliance Partners (SAP) co-founder, Siaka Stevens. The visit aimed to discuss the ambitious Sherbro Island City Project, which seeks to transform Sherbro Island into a sustainable, world-class urban hub.


Hosted at the offices of Foster + Partners, one of the world’s leading architectural and design firms, the meeting provided an opportunity to present the early stages of planning and visioning for this transformative initiative. During the session, Minister Bah and Mr. Stevens engaged in strategic discussions on the project’s potential to revitalize Bonthe Town, positioning it as the gateway to the larger development of Sherbro Island.

The architectural team at Foster + Partners showcased their innovative and environmentally conscious design philosophy, which is integral to the Sherbro Island City Project. The presentation emphasized a phased approach to developing Sherbro Island’s infrastructure, which will drive economic growth while preserving the island’s natural and historical significance.


Siaka Stevens, co-founder of SAP, expressed his optimism for the project, stating, “Bonthe Town’s revitalization is just the beginning. This project will create opportunities for all Sierra Leoneans, and it stands as a testament to our nation’s aspirations for sustainable and inclusive urban growth.”

In his remarks, Minister Chernor Bah lauded the project’s vision, emphasizing that it embodies the future of Sierra Leonean urban development. “The Sherbro Project is more than just infrastructure development; it is a beacon of progress for our country. The collaboration between SAP and Foster + Partners showcases the international expertise committed to this venture.”


This visit symbolizes the strong partnership between Sherbro Alliance Partners and the Government of Sierra Leone as they work toward achieving President Bio’s developmental goals, particularly in sustainable urban planning. The Sherbro Island City Project will incorporate cutting-edge infrastructure, focus on environmental sustainability, and prioritize local community involvement.


With its ambitious vision, the Sherbro Island City Project is set to be a catalyst for regional growth and a model for future urban projects in Sierra Leone.



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