Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti has extended a heartfelt welcome to the newly accredited U.S. Ambassador to Liberia, Mr. Mark Toner at an occasion held on behalf of President Joseph Boakai, marking a significant step in reinforcing the longstanding ties between the two nations.
Minister Nyanti praisee the US for its unwavering support and invaluable assistance to Liberia over the years. The event, which is also part of the diplomatic protocol, preceded Ambassador Toner’s formal presentation of his letter of credence to President Boakai.
Ambassador Toner will replace former U.S. Ambassador, Michael A. McCarthy, who served from January 2021 to July 2023, making significant contributions to U.S-Liberia relations.
In her welcoming remarks, Minister Nyanti emphasized the crucial role that the United States has played in ensuring Liberia’s stability and peace.
The discussion between Minister Nyanti and Ambassador Toner spanned several critical issues, including human rights, climate change, democracy, and good governance. Both parties expressed a strong commitment to bolstering bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation on the international stage.
Minister Nyanti assured Ambassador Toner of the Ministry’s full support throughout his mission in Liberia.
Ambassador Toner, in turn, expressed his gratitude for the warm reception and reiterated the United States’ dedication to strengthening its partnership with Liberia, with a particular focus on trade and economic development.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with mutual expressions of thanks and a shared optimism for future collaboration. The arrival of Ambassador Toner is seen as a promising development in the enduring friendship between Liberia and the US, setting the stage for continuous cooperation and mutual growth.