LIBERIA

We are pleased to share a promising development in our ongoing diplomatic engagement with Liberia. Following the submission of crucial documents outlining our initiative to both the Liberian Embassy and the esteemed Minister of Foreign Affairs, we are heartened by the initial response.

We had the privilege of a productive conversation with the dedicated staff of the Liberian Ambassador to the Netherlands. Their enthusiasm for our proposal was palpable, underscoring their commitment to exploring innovative partnerships. Their proactive approach culminated in an invitation to propose a date for a formal meeting with the Ambassador.

While awaiting confirmation, this gesture speaks volumes about Liberia’s receptiveness to collaborative efforts aimed at fostering progress and mutual prosperity. It reaffirms our belief in the power of dialogue and cooperation to effect meaningful change.

As we eagerly anticipate further developments, we extend our gratitude to the Liberian Embassy for their attentiveness and responsiveness. Together, we look forward to charting a path towards shared objectives that benefit both our nations and the global community.

Stay tuned for more updates as our dialogue with Liberia evolves.

Deputy SG
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