President Boakai Commissions CBL Executives and Ambassadors for National Development
President Boakai inaugurated the new Central Bank and diplomatic leaders, emphasizing their roles in national progress and integrity in service. He called for dedication and patriotism in serving the Liberian people, stressing the importance of economic stability and international representation for Liberia’s development.
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has formally inaugurated newly appointed executives of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), alongside ambassadors designated to represent Liberia abroad. The commissioning ceremony took place at the Executive Mansion and underscored the President’s dedication to national development and integrity in public service as pivotal to enhancing Liberia’s global standing.
During his speech, President Boakai highlighted the essential functions of financial leaders and diplomatic representatives in national advancement. He urged the appointees to embody honesty, patriotism, and steadfast commitment to serving the Liberian populace. He stated, “We must look within ourselves and recognize that no country can be greater than its own people’s commitment to building it.” He further emphasized that public service should prioritize the welfare of the citizens, remarking, “Public service is not about personal gain; it is about working for the Liberian people.”
The President articulated the vital role of the Central Bank leadership in maintaining economic stability, encouraging financial growth, and implementing beneficial policies. He also outlined the responsibilities of the newly appointed ambassadors, which include advancing Liberia’s international interests and advocating for the nation’s pursuit of a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, affirming, “Your role as Ambassadors is not just to hold a title; it is to sell Liberia.”
In his address, President Boakai expressed confidence in the ability of the appointees to fulfill their duties with diligence and integrity. He called for them to approach their roles with reverence for God and an enduring love for their country, ensuring that Liberia’s progress remains paramount.
The individuals 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 USA
– 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, Ambassador to Guinea
– Honorable Edward Wade Appleton, Ambassador to Japan.
In conclusion, President Boakai’s commissioning of Central Bank executives and ambassadors underscores a renewed commitment to national development and integrity in public service. The emphasis on patriotism and dedication reflects the administration’s vision for a unified effort towards a prosperous Liberia. The appointed officials are expected to fulfill their duties responsibly, promoting the nation’s interests both locally and internationally.
Original Source: www.emansion.gov.lr
