President Joseph Nyuma Boakai commissioned new Central Bank executives and Ambassadors, emphasizing the importance of integrity and national commitment. He called for dedication to public service and outlined critical roles in economic stability and diplomacy. The appointees are to prioritize the interests of Liberia both locally and internationally.
On a significant occasion at the Executive Mansion in Monrovia, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., formally commissioned the newly appointed executives of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), which includes the Executive and Deputy Governors, alongside designated Ambassadors. The ceremony reinforced the President’s dedication to national development, the importance of integrity in public service, and the enhancement of Liberia’s global reputation.
In his address, President Boakai highlighted the essential roles of financial and diplomatic leaders in the nation’s advancement. He urged the appointees to uphold honesty, patriotism, and a steadfast commitment to serving the Liberian populace. He remarked, “We must look within ourselves and recognize that no country can be greater than its own people’s commitment to building it.” He reiterated that public service should prioritize the needs of the people over personal interests, emphasizing the potential for sustainable progress through effective resource management.
The President articulated the Central Bank’s leadership as vital for ensuring economic stability and fostering financial growth for the benefit of all Liberians. He also tasked the new Ambassadors with representing Liberia’s interests internationally, enhancing diplomatic relations, and advocating for Liberia’s candidacy for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
“Your role as Ambassadors is not just to hold a title; it is to sell Liberia, to promote our nation on the international stage, and to represent our values with dignity,” President Boakai asserted. He expressed confidence in their capability to fulfill these demanding responsibilities.
Furthermore, the President urged all appointees to execute their duties guided by their love for Liberia and respect for divine principles. Ensuring the progress of Liberia should remain their paramount objective.
The commissioned officials include: Honorable Henry F. Saamoi, Executive Governor of CBL; Honorable James B. Wilfred, Deputy Governor for Operations of CBL; Ambassador Dr. Al-Hassan Conteh, Ambassador to the United States; Ambassador Dr. Brahima D. Kaba, Ambassador to Kuwait; Honorable J. Levi Demmah, Ambassador to Belgium; Honorable Joseph F. Johnson, Ambassador to Morocco; Honorable Mohammed B.O.S. Kenneth, Ambassador to Qatar; Honorable Ali Sylla, Ambassador to Senegal; Honorable Forkpa Gizzie, Sr., Ambassador to Guinea; and Honorable Edward Wade Appleton, Ambassador to Japan.
The commissioning ceremony for the executives of the Central Bank of Liberia and newly appointed Ambassadors signifies President Boakai’s commitment to national development and integrity in public service. It emphasizes the roles these leaders will play in enhancing Liberia’s economic stability and international relationships. The President’s call for dedication and service to the Liberian people reinforces the notion that public service is paramount to the nation’s future prosperity.
Original Source: www.emansion.gov.lr
