Monrovia, Liberia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has issued a directive canceling the appointments of all Ambassadors-at-Large, Special Envoys, and Trade and Investment Representatives, effective immediately. This decision marks a pivotal shift in the country’s diplomatic and trade representation.
The President’s office announced that re-appointments for these roles will be made based on the current governance needs of Liberia. The new appointments are expected to align closely with the country’s Foreign Policy Direction and will come with clearly defined terms of reference and reporting lines.
In the statement, the President emphasized the importance of treating the process with dignity and respect. “We will ensure that all individuals who have served in these capacities are properly notified and thanked for their contributions to the country,” the statement read.
The President has been hailed by some Liberians for the decision, as they say the move reflects President Boakai’scommitment to strengthening Liberia’s foreign relations and investment strategies during his administration. As the country navigates its diplomatic landscape, the upcoming re-appointments are anticipated to play a crucial role in advancing Liberia’s interests on the global stage.
