By: Akoi M . Baysah, Jr.
Liberia’s Ambassador to Guinea, Forkpa Gizzie, Sr. has welcomed a high-level government delegation from Liberia currently on a two-day working visit to Conakry.
The delegation, which arrived from Monrovia, is headed by Liberia’s Minister of Justice, N. Oswald Tweh Sr.. It comprises several senior officials of the Liberian Government who are expected to engage Guinean authorities on issues aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation and addressing matters of mutual interest.
According to the Liberian Embassy in Conakry, the visit forms part of ongoing diplomatic engagements between the two neighboring countries and is intended to deepen dialogue and collaboration between their respective governments.
During the visit, members of the Liberian delegation are expected to hold meetings with Guinean counterparts to discuss cross-border cooperation, security coordination, and other areas critical to maintaining stability along the Liberia–Guinea border.
Ambassador Gizzie noted that the visit reflects the longstanding relationship between the two West African nations and their shared commitment to maintaining peace, stability, and good neighborliness.
Liberia and Guinea have historically maintained close diplomatic and economic ties, with both governments continuing to emphasize cooperation on regional security and development.
The visit is expected to further reinforce the spirit of African solidarity and partnership between the two countries.
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