At Inaugural African Assets Recovery Forum In Kenya, Lacc Joins Efforts To Reclaim Africa’s Stolen Wealth
April 18, 2025
Nairobi: The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission has joined efforts with 30 other African countries to Reclaim Africa’s Stolen Wealth
Presented by the Vice Executive Chairperson Mr. Ernest R. Hughes, signed on behalf of the Government of Liberia joining anti-corruption leaders from 31 African countries in signing the AARP Charter an operational framework designed to strengthen the implementation of the Common African Position on Asset Recovery (CAPAR).
During the forum, Mr. Hughes reaffirmed Liberia’s commitment to combating corruption and emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts in asset recovery.
He highlighted the need for transparency and accountability in managing repatriated assets to ensure they benefit the Liberian people.
Held from April 15–17, 2025, in Nairobi, Kenya, Representing Liberia, Vice Executive ChairpersonThe AARP Forum, under the theme “Supporting Efforts of African Union Member States to Effectively Implement the Common African Position on Asset Recovery (CAPAR),” brought together key stakeholders, including representatives from the African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption (AUABC), the African Development Bank (AfDB), the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and various civil society organizations.
“This historic gathering marks a significant step toward unified action against illicit financial flows and the recovery of Africa’s stolen assets. The LACC remains steadfast in its mission to uphold integrity, promote good governance, and ensure that Liberia plays an active role in continental anti-corruption initiatives”
