PHOTO: L-R, VP Taylor and Amb. Asare
Monrovia – Liberia: February 20, 2021-The Vice President of the Republic of Liberia Chief Dr Jewel Howard-Taylor on Friday, February 19, 2021, paid a courtesy call on the outgoing Ghana Ambassador to Liberia, H.E. Ernest Barte Asare Asiedu at the Ghanaian Embassy in Monrovia, a press release from the VP’s office said on Saturday.
In a brief remark, the Vice President recounted the long standing diplomatic relations with Ghana and Liberia which have survived for decades.
Madam Vice President recalled the historical role Ghana played in restoring peace to Liberia after prolong years of civil war and expressed gratitude to the people of Ghana for their continuous hospitality to the Liberian people.
She then applauded Ambassador Asiedu for his service in strengthening the existing diplomatic relations between Ghana and Liberia; while pointing out that Ambassador Asiedu remains a major friend of Liberia.
The Vice President intimated that the Outgoing Ambassador is a Statesman whose service to his country is unquestionable and wish him well in his next assignment.
In his response, Ambassador Asiedu commended the Government and people of Liberia for the level of dedication in the transformation of Liberia and expressed optimism that Liberia’s development trajectory is irreversible.
The Ambassador affirms, he remains a good friend of the Liberian people and his service was indeed memorable and rewarding.
It can be recalled that Ambassador Asiedu was appointed and commissioned in 2017 by Ghanaian President H.E. Nana Akufo Addo.
Since his assignment in Liberia, the outgoing Ambassador has demonstrated diplomatic acumen in strengthening the bond between the two West African Nations, says the press release signed by Soloman Ware, Sr., Director of Public Affairs in the VP’s office.