Just a couple of months after the independence of Sierra Leone Yugoslavia became one of 17 original members of the Special Committee on Decolonization where its representative Miša Pavićević urged the General Assembly to push United Kingdom to give independence to its remaining colonies.[2] Sierra Leone and Yugoslavia subsequently cooperated in the pursuance of decolonization policies.
Sub-Committee on Southern Rhodesia
I 1964 Special Committee on Decolonization (C-24) established five-member Sub-Committee on Southern Rhodesia which included Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Mali, Yugoslavia and United Nations secretary of the sub-committee.[3] Sub-Committee on Southern Rhodesia held its meetings in London between May 30 and June 5 and submitted its Report to the C-24 on June 22 in which it criticized British unwillingness to cooperate with the United Nations and to take active role in resolution of the Southern Rhodesia situation.[4] British unwillingness was caused by London's position that Southern Rhodesia is self-governing entity.[4]
In 1971 in Freetown two countries signed the 2 years Program of Technical Cooperation.[5] In August of the same year Džemal Bijedić received Sierra Leonese delegation led by the minister of finances, minister of foreign affairs and minister of public works.[6]
The end of the Cold War
At the end of the Cold War both countries faced military conflict with Sierra Leone Civil War (1991–2002) and Yugoslav Wars (1991–2002) which led to Breakup of Yugoslavia. Those conflicts subsequently influenced writings of Scottish and Sierra Leonean writer Aminatta Forna whose novels were translated into Serbo-Croatian in Bosnia and Croatia.[7]
^Iheanacho, Vitalis Akujiobi (1987). Nonalignment: Cuba and Yugoslavia in the Nonaligned Movement 1979-1986 (Master's Thesis). North Texas State University. Retrieved 28 October 2020.
^Daramy, Ade (2014). The UN and Sierra Leone: an enduring relationship(PDF). I.B. Tauris.
^3. Одлука о ратификацији Програма техничке сарадње између влада Југославије и Сијера Леоне за 1971. и 1972. годину (Report). Službeni list SFRJ. 1971. Retrieved 28 October 2020.
^Županić, Sergej (25 February 2020). "'Ratovi na Balkanu i u Sijera Leoneu su slična krvava priča'" [The Wars in Balkans and in Sierra Leone are Similar Bloody Story] (in Croatian). Zagreb. Retrieved 28 October 2020.
March 04, 2023
sierra, leone, yugoslavia, relations, were, historical, foreign, relations, between, sierra, leone, split, socialist, federal, republic, yugoslavia, countries, established, formal, diplomatic, relations, 1961, both, countries, were, member, states, aligned, mo. Sierra Leone Yugoslavia relations were historical foreign relations between Sierra Leone and now split up Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Two countries established formal diplomatic relations in 1961 1 Both countries were member states of the Non Aligned Movement and cooperated in the United Nations in bridging the Cold War divisions Two countries reached the peak of their diplomatic relations in cooperation on the issue of Rhodesia Sierra Leone Yugoslavia relationsSierra Leone YugoslaviaSierra Leone and Yugoslavia Contents 1 History 1 1 Sub Committee on Southern Rhodesia 1 2 The end of the Cold War 2 See also 3 ReferencesHistory EditJust a couple of months after the independence of Sierra Leone Yugoslavia became one of 17 original members of the Special Committee on Decolonization where its representative Misa Pavicevic urged the General Assembly to push United Kingdom to give independence to its remaining colonies 2 Sierra Leone and Yugoslavia subsequently cooperated in the pursuance of decolonization policies Sub Committee on Southern Rhodesia Edit I 1964 Special Committee on Decolonization C 24 established five member Sub Committee on Southern Rhodesia which included Ethiopia Sierra Leone Mali Yugoslavia and United Nations secretary of the sub committee 3 Sub Committee on Southern Rhodesia held its meetings in London between May 30 and June 5 and submitted its Report to the C 24 on June 22 in which it criticized British unwillingness to cooperate with the United Nations and to take active role in resolution of the Southern Rhodesia situation 4 British unwillingness was caused by London s position that Southern Rhodesia is self governing entity 4 In 1971 in Freetown two countries signed the 2 years Program of Technical Cooperation 5 In August of the same year Dzemal Bijedic received Sierra Leonese delegation led by the minister of finances minister of foreign affairs and minister of public works 6 The end of the Cold War Edit At the end of the Cold War both countries faced military conflict with Sierra Leone Civil War 1991 2002 and Yugoslav Wars 1991 2002 which led to Breakup of Yugoslavia Those conflicts subsequently influenced writings of Scottish and Sierra Leonean writer Aminatta Forna whose novels were translated into Serbo Croatian in Bosnia and Croatia 7 See also EditYugoslavia and the Non Aligned Movement Yugoslavia and the Organisation of African Unity Yugoslavia Zimbabwe relations Yugoslav Wars United Nations Protection Force United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation in Croatia United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina United Nations Transitional Administration for Eastern Slavonia Baranja and Western Sirmium United Nations Mission of Observers in Prevlaka United Nations Preventive Deployment Force International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Sierra Leone Civil War United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone Special Court for Sierra Leone Death and state funeral of Josip Broz TitoReferences Edit Radina Vucetic Pol Bets Radovan Cukic Ana Sladojevic 2017 Tito u Africi slike solidarnosti PDF Museum of Yugoslavia ISBN 978 86 84811 45 7 Iheanacho Vitalis Akujiobi 1987 Nonalignment Cuba and Yugoslavia in the Nonaligned Movement 1979 1986 Master s Thesis North Texas State University Retrieved 28 October 2020 Daramy Ade 2014 The UN and Sierra Leone an enduring relationship PDF I B Tauris a b Milutin Tomanovic ed 1965 Hronika međunarodnih događaja 1964 Institute of International Politics and Economics p 338 3 Odluka o ratifikaciјi Programa tehnichke saradњe izmeђu vlada Јugoslaviјe i Siјera Leone za 1971 i 1972 godinu Report Sluzbeni list SFRJ 1971 Retrieved 28 October 2020 Milutin Tomanovic ed 1972 Hronika međunarodnih događaja 1971 Institute of International Politics and Economics p 2699 Zupanic Sergej 25 February 2020 Ratovi na Balkanu i u Sijera Leoneu su slicna krvava prica The Wars in Balkans and in Sierra Leone are Similar Bloody Story in Croatian Zagreb Retrieved 28 October 2020 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sierra Leone Yugoslavia relations amp oldid 1055946988, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
