Monrovia – Vice President Kamala Harris recently engaged in a call with President Joseph Boakai of Liberia, where she commended the country’s successful free and fair elections and peaceful transfer of power. The Vice President praised Liberia as an exemplary model of democracy for the region and the world.
During the conversation, Vice President Harris and President Boakai emphasized the significance of good governance in fostering prosperity and reaffirmed their dedication to enhancing democracy in West Africa through collaboration. They highlighted the critical importance of upholding the rule of law and transparency to attract U.S. private sector investments in Liberia.
Furthermore, Vice President Harris reiterated the U.S. government’s commitment to supporting private-sector investment in Africa, referencing the $8 billion in commitments made during her visit to the continent in March 2023.
The leaders also shared mutual objectives concerning global peace and stability, particularly emphasizing the importance of freedom of navigation in the Red Sea. Vice President Harris acknowledged Liberia’s notable contribution to global security, noting its transition from hosting UN peacekeeping operations to providing peacekeepers worldwide.
The call between Vice President Harris and President Boakai underscored the deepening partnership between the United States and Liberia in advancing democracy, good governance, and global security.
This news story highlights the collaborative efforts between the two nations to promote stability, prosperity, and democratic values in Liberia and across the West African region.
