A Redaction By ARPS Media with Gambia Embassy Washington
On May 20, 2025, Ambassador Momodou Lamin Bah of The Gambia met with Congresswoman Gwen Moore in Washington, D.C. They discussed important issues, including:
1. Concerns about the possible closure of the U.S. Embassy in Banjul, which would limit Gambians’ access to services.
2. The suspension of Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Programs, which are vital for The Gambia’s energy, transportation, and education.
3. The country’s placement on a U.S. “yellow list ” raises concerns about potential sanctions.
4. Ongoing cooperation with U.S. authorities regarding the deportation of illegal Gambian immigrants and their rights during this process.
5. Positive talks about the State Partnership Program for The Gambia Armed Forces.
Congresswoman Moore stressed the need to keep the U.S. Embassy in Banjul open. She recognized The Gambia’s role in supporting democracy and human rights and noted the importance of U.S. presence in Africa.
Full article at: Ambassador Bah meets United States Democratic Congresswoman Gwen Moore – Embassy of the Republic of The Gambia in Washington D.C.
