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Sierra Leone Gears Up for Two Major International Information Conferences

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Sierra Leone Gears Up for Two Major International Information Conferences

Sierra Leone has commenced preparations to host two major international information conferences in September—the UNESCO International Day for Universal Access to Information and the International Conference of Information Commissioners (ICIC). The three-day programme, to be held at the JMB International Conference Centre in Lungi, is expected to attract approximately 300 international delegates.

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  • Sierra Leone has commenced preparations to host two major international information conferences in September—the UNESCO International Day for Universal Access to Information and the International Conference of Information Commissioners (ICIC). The three-day programme, to be held at the JMB International Conference Centre in Lungi, is expected to attract approximately 300 international delegates.

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Sierraloaded · 28 Aug 2026, 2:53 pm

Sierra Leone Gears Up for Two Major International Information Conferences

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