Brussels, Belgium – H.E. J. Levi Demmah, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Republic of Liberia to the European Union, marked a significant milestone in his diplomatic tenure today, officially presenting his Letters of Credence to the EU’s top leadership. The formal ceremony, which took place in Brussels, symbolizes Liberia’s enduring commitment to strengthening its relationship with the European bloc.
Ambassador Demmah presented his credentials to H.E. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, and H.E. Antonio Costa, President of the European Council. The presentation is a customary and crucial step that formalizes an ambassador’s appointment and serves as a foundation for future bilateral relations.
The Liberian diplomat was part of a distinguished group of newly accredited Heads of Mission. The ceremony also saw the presentation of credentials by ambassadors from a diverse range of nations, including the Holy See, Andorra, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Kazakhstan, Gabon, Nepal, Cambodia, the United States of America, Pakistan, Senegal, Angola, and Bangladesh. This gathering underscored the global importance of the European Union as a diplomatic partner.
This diplomatic engagement reinforces the Republic of Liberia’s dedication to fostering a robust and multifaceted partnership with the European Union. The presentation of credentials is the first formal step toward advancing mutual cooperation on a wide range of issues, from trade and economic development to climate change and regional security.
Liberia and the EU have a long-standing history of collaboration, and this new chapter, under the leadership of Ambassador Demmah, is poised to promote shared values of peace, prosperity, and sustainable development. As the international community faces complex global challenges, this reaffirmation of diplomatic ties is a powerful signal of Liberia’s role in advancing multilateralism and global cooperation.
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