President Boakai Addresses Supreme Court at Opening of March 2025 Term

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai delivered remarks at the opening of the March 2025 Term of the Supreme Court of Liberia, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence and the rule of law. He thanked Justice Sie-A-Nyene Gyapay Yuoh for her service, acknowledged historic Chief Justices, and sought continuous collaboration with the judiciary as integral to his administration’s development agenda.

On March 2025, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai of Liberia addressed the Supreme Court during its formal opening ceremony, invited by Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene Gyapay Yuoh. The event took place at the Temple of Justice, with attendance from judicial officials, legislators, and other esteemed guests, highlighting the importance of the judiciary in Liberia’s governance.

In his address, President Boakai reiterated his administration’s dedication to the rule of law, underscoring the necessity for a judiciary that operates independently and impartially. He urged the Justices to perform their duties “without fear, favor, or delay,” reflecting the principles outlined in the Liberian Constitution.

The President expressed his appreciation for Justice Yuoh’s service since 2022 and wished her well in her future endeavors. He acknowledged Liberia’s judicial heritage and the influential roles played by past Chief Justices, notably Samuel Benedict and Louis Arthur Grimes, emphasizing their contributions to shaping the nation’s legal framework.

Moreover, he called upon the judiciary to uphold the long-standing legal traditions that have reinforced democratic governance in Liberia for over a century. The President also highlighted that the rule of law is a cornerstone of his Administration’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development and pledged ongoing collaboration with the judiciary to create a robust legal framework.

In closing, President Boakai wished the Supreme Court much success for the March 2025 Term and reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining the constitutional principle of the separation of powers among government branches.

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s address at the Supreme Court’s March 2025 Term opening illustrated his administration’s commitment to the rule of law and judicial independence. He acknowledged the contributions of former Chief Justices and reiterated the importance of sustaining Liberia’s legal traditions. By pledging collaboration with the judiciary, the President emphasized an effective legal system as integral to his administration’s agenda for inclusive development.

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