President Boakai Hosts New Year’s Reception for Diplomatic Corps, Development Partners, Others
February 24, 2026
Monrovia: President Joseph Boakai over the weekend hosted New Year’s Reception in honor of Members of the Diplomatic Corps, Consular and Liberia’s Development Partners.
The reception brought together ambassadors, heads of missions, representatives of international organizations, and senior government officials in a renewed spirit of partnership and cooperation
In remarks, President Boakai expressed Liberia’s interest in strengthening bilateral and multilateral relations and repositioning the country on the international stage.
He described the gathering as a significant moment of reflection, renewal, and appreciation for the enduring partnerships that have supported Liberia’s democratic and development journey.
The Liberian leader reflected on the nation’s longstanding diplomatic legacy, recalling Liberia’s early engagement in global multilateralism, including its role in the League of Nations, its status as a founding signatory of the United Nations, and its participation in the foundational processes that led to the establishment of continental cooperation frameworks in Africa.
President Boakai expressed profound gratitude to members of the Diplomatic partners for their continued engagement and solidarity, particularly during challenging periods.
He acknowledged the steadfast support of Liberia’s development partners in accompanying the country’s transition from conflict to peace and from peace to sustainable development, noting that despite global economic pressures and funding constraints over the past year, Liberia continued to benefit from meaningful international cooperation.
The President also commended the Diplomatic Mission for their support toward Liberia’s successful election to a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, a tenure that commenced in January.
He assured partners that Liberia will approach its responsibility with humility, purpose, and commitment to global peace and stability.
