Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio Honored in Liberia for His Long-Term Military Prowess and Regional Statesmanship
His Excellency Dr. Julius Maada Bio, President of the Republic of Liberia, was held at the 68th Anniversary Armed Day celebration in Mongolia, in the President of the Republic of Liberia. The Barclays Training Center in Rovia was held.
Conducting the honor, his Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai praised the Bio-President for serving regional peace and international security, according to him, “It is a great sense of pride that reflects himself, and he his country and his country, his country and his country, his country, his country, his country, his country and the Liberian armed forces’ men and women’.
Liberia President Joseph Nyua Boakai Sr. He confirmed that since its inception, President Beio was the first president to celebrate his own celebration of men and women in the Liberian armed forces.
President Boakai, on behalf of his government and the Liberian people, assured President Bio of the government’s firm support for Sierra Leone, while calling on Liberians and local and international partners to support the military consolidation of peace and stability in the country and the region.
President Bio reminded the heroic men and women of the Liberian armed forces that his keynote address was “Through stakeholder participation: the role of the armed forces: the role of the armed forces”, and that sustainable peace and security cannot be done without a firm commitment Armed forces for sustainable peace and security professional and disciplinary action.
He stressed that the army protects national sovereignty and is the pillar of democratic governance. “History shows us that when the military is aligned with democratic values, the country flourishes. When it deviates, society falters. President Beio points out that your professionalism, respect for human rights and cooperation with civil institutions will strengthen Liberia’s democracy.”
The President told the military that their positive contribution to the country would set an example for the region and assure the people a firm commitment to democratic values. He encouraged them to remain firm and ensure that their service is marked by integrity, patriotism and a firm dedication to peace.
“Comrade, the people of Liberia look at you with confidence. The region is full of expectations and history will remember your firm principles of peace, justice and democracy. Long live the armed forces; long live the Republic of Liberia; long live the Republic of Sierra Leone; long live the African continent.”
Distributed by Apo Group on behalf of the State Capitol Sierra Leone.
