NaCSA Board Chairman Visits Deputy Commissioner-Designate: A Symbolic Step Toward Strategic Continuity...

*NaCSA House, 14 -16 Charlotte Street, Freetown Sierra Leone — November 5, 2025*

In a gesture underscoring institutional solidarity and strategic alignment, the Board Chairman of the National Commission for Social Action (NaCSA), Mr. Mohamed Alie, paid a courtesy visit today to the Deputy Commissioner-Designate, Dr. Susan Robert, at her office in Freetown.

The visit, which took place on the afternoon of November 5th, marks a pivotal moment in NaCSA’s leadership evolution and signals a renewed commitment to inclusive development and operational excellence.

Mr. Alie was warmly received by Dr. Robert and her team. The meeting was held in a spirit of collaboration and mutual respect, with both leaders exchanging insights on NaCSA’s current priorities, including the scaling of all projects.

During the closed-door session, Mr. Alie commended Dr. Robert’s track record in programme development and quality assurance, noting her instrumental role in advancing NaCSA’s flagship initiatives. He emphasized the importance of continuity in leadership and the need to maintain momentum in community empowerment and donor engagement.

*“Dr. Robert brings a wealth of experience and a visionary approach to inclusive development. Her designation is not just a transition—it’s a reaffirmation of NaCSA’s commitment to excellence,”* Mr. Alie stated.

Dr. Susan Robert expressed heartfelt appreciation for the Chairman’s visit, describing it as *“a powerful endorsement of collaborative governance and a reaffirmation of our shared commitment to transformative leadership.”* She emphasized that such high-level engagements are not merely ceremonial, but serve as strategic touchpoints that reinforce the foundational values NaCSA upholds—transparency, community ownership, and strategic alignment.

*“This visit is a reminder that our work is deeply rooted in partnership and purpose. It reflects the trust placed in our leadership and the collective ambition to deliver results that matter. As we transition into a new phase of implementation, I am inspired to work even more closely with the Board, our development partners, and the communities we serve to scale impact, deepen resilience, and ensure no one is left behind,”* Dr. Robert remarked.

She further noted that the Chairman’s presence at this critical juncture sends a clear message to staff, stakeholders, and beneficiaries alike—that NaCSA’s leadership is united, forward-thinking, and deeply invested in the success of its programs.

The meeting also provided an opportunity to reaffirm the Commission’s commitment to inclusive development, especially in underserved districts and vulnerable communities.

As NaCSA continues to navigate complex development challenges, today’s meeting between Mr. Mohamed Alie and Dr. Susan Robert stands as a powerful testament to the strength of leadership synergy. It reflects an enduring mission to uplift Sierra Leone’s most vulnerable populations through innovation, accountability, and shared vision.

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