Monrovia—The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) has expressed its honor in welcoming a high-level delegation from the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) led by Madam Carrie Monahan, the Managing Director for Africa to the Commission’s Headquarters in Monrovia.
By Yawah Y. Jaivey
According to the LACC, the one-day visit is part of MCC’s ongoing Constraints to Growth Analysis, an essential component in evaluating Liberia’s eligibility for a potential second MCC Compact.
The delegation, the LACC stated, is engaging with key government institutions and stakeholders to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities that shape Liberia’s economic development.
A dispatch from the LACC indicated that during the meeting, the LACC leadership provided updates on ongoing anti-corruption efforts, institutional reforms and strategies designed to strengthen transparency, accountability and integrity across public institutions.
The Commission underscored the critical role of anti-corruption in creating an enabling environment for sustainable economic growth and inclusive development.
The LACC expressed its appreciation for MCC’s evidence-based approach to development and reiterated its commitment to supporting Liberia’s reform agenda, economic resilience, and good governance.
“We are proud to contribute to this vital national process and are optimistic that Liberia’s continued progress will position the country for a successful second Compact,” the LACC leadership stated.
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