Mabinty Daramy

Mabinty Daramy (fl. 2007-present) is a Sierra Leonean politician. She was a deputy minister in President Ernest Bai Koroma's cabinet during both his terms and is currently the Ambassador to the Republic of Guinea. According to Daramy, she was "a Senior Accountant at the Sierra Leone Produce Marketing Board for many years", before moving to the United States to work as a financial planner, managing a portfolio of US$50 million.She campaigned for Koroma and the All People's Congress party in the 2007 general election.

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• but with the new dawn that has come to Sierra Leone,’ there is the readiness on our part to look into business opportunities to stimulate a robust private sector economy.”
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• Our government is committed to business friendliness, but we also understand that the availability of certain commodities must not be left in the hands of business people alone.
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• but for now, I can only take your proposal back to Freetown and further discuss it with the Ministry and the President.”
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• We have brought light, we are going to find ways to make sure we have rice and petrol at affordable prices and then, I am sure everything else will fall in place.”
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• While commercial banks accept deposits from the public and issue loans to the public, investment banking focuses on packaging and promotion of investment projects in order to raise
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• Government does not have the capacity to employ as many people as a functional private sector would if government encourage and support foreign and local investments,”
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• The investment-banking operation will help both private and public organizations to package investment projects to international standards in order to attract investors, to raise capital through private and public placement of shares locally and internationally and to develop good micro practices in order to operate as profitable modern corporations.”
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