Monrovia – According to the Executive Mansion, in President George Manneh Weah’s continued endeavor to open his administration to diverse views and counsels from a broad-spectrum of the national mosaic, he Friday, May 3, welcomed and hosted his immediate past predecessor, Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, at his Foreign Ministry office where both statespersons discussed a range of critical national issues.
Former President Sirleaf paid the Liberian leader a courtesy visit to share perspectives on prevailing developments in the country; how to sustain the gains made over the years and to preserve the democratic space.
President Weah emphasized his government’s commitment to promoting national development, peace, reconciliation, unity and growth in every sector of the Liberian society.
President Weah assured his predecessor that he would continue regular dialogues with eminent persons as well as ordinary Liberians as a way of ensuring that every citizen’s view is factored in his governance agenda.
The visit of the former President comes two days following a similar courtesy call on President Weah by former Vice President Joseph N. Boakai. Mr. Boakai was the Vice President to Madam Sirleaf.
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