President Boakai Commissions CBL Executives and Ambassadors for National Development

President Boakai commissioned new CBL executives and Ambassadors, urging commitment to national development and integrity in public service. He stressed the importance of their roles in promoting Liberia’s interests and achieving economic stability, while emphasizing public service as a dedication to the people.

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., officially commissioned the newly appointed executives of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) and designated Ambassadors representing Liberia in various countries at the Executive Mansion. This ceremony reflected his dedication to national development, integrity in public service, and enhancing Liberia’s international presence.

In his speech, President Boakai emphasized the essential roles of financial leaders and diplomatic representatives in fostering the country’s advancement. He urged the appointees to exercise honesty, patriotism, and unwavering dedication to the citizens of Liberia, stating that “no country can be greater than its own people’s commitment to building it.” He highlighted the importance of public service as a commitment to Liberia and challenged the appointed officials to utilize the nation’s resources effectively for sustainable development.

The President underscored the significant role of the Central Bank leadership in maintaining economic stability, encouraging financial growth, and implementing beneficial policies for all Liberians. The newly commissioned Ambassadors are to promote Liberia’s interests internationally and help strengthen diplomatic relations while representing the nation’s values abroad.

He remarked on the responsibilities of Ambassadors, stating, “Your role is not just to hold a title; it is to sell Liberia on the international stage.” The President expressed his confidence in their capability to serve with integrity and commitment, reinforcing the expectation that they must prioritize Liberia’s progress in their duties.

The officials commissioned include:
– Honorable Henry F. Saamoi, Executive Governor, CBL
– Honorable James B. Wilfred, Deputy Governor for Operations, 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
– Honorable Edward Wade Appleton, Ambassador to Japan.

In conclusion, President Boakai’s commissioning of the Central Bank executives and Ambassadors underscores a commitment to national development and public service integrity. He called upon the appointees to prioritize their roles in promoting Liberia’s interests both locally and internationally, ensuring that they work earnestly for the betterment of the nation. The dedicated efforts of these leaders are vital for achieving sustainable progress and enhancing Liberia’s global standing.

Original Source: www.emansion.gov.lr