The efforts of Liberia to bring together. Ambassador Dr. Yorlay, Ambassador Dr. Yorue’s late President Samuel K. Doe’s daughter Celue Doe-Addo a major meeting took place in the embassy in Paris.
Their discussion was directed to the ongoing work to heal the former conflicts led by President Yusuf Numai Boakai. The goal is to build a continuous peace and unity by solving the problems of the past.
Ambassador Yorlay, President Boakai spoke about his strong commitment to national healing. Former presidents’ William R. Tolbert and Samuel K. Doe, the efforts to honor the victim of both political violence Samuel K. celebrated their efforts. This initiative is aimed at reconciling the difficult history of Liberia by promoting unity and forgiveness. This is also adapted to the truth and reconciliation commission (TRC) sheet, stressing the need for actions taking into account the past.
Ambassador Ms. Doe-Addo and his family encouraged the significant role of the late father in the history of Liberia and actively participated in the reconciliation process. DOE years were a period of increased tension and eventually caused a civil war. The TRC report explains the violation of human rights in detail, the participation of the DOE family is important.
Ms. Doe-Addo shared his personal story to leave Liberia as a young child during the conflict. Expressed his strong desire to support the reconciliation. During the conflict, the foundation that helped them to bring together the families of DOE and Quiwonkpa, especially the families. The Quiwonkpa family opposes President Doe after the 1985 coup attempt.
After 35 years, Ms. Doe-Addo plans to return to Liberia. He visited his mother’s grave, especially Nimba County, will contact societies in an area affected by the former violence. Ambassador Yorlay, Senator Nya D. Twayen, JR, Senator Nya D. Twayen, including Senator Nya D. Twayen, agreed to organize meetings with Twayen.
Ambassador Yorlay promised to help Mrs. Doe-Addo with Liberian officials. If the meeting agrees on the importance of both dialogue and understanding, the Liberia continues its way to peace and persevere peace. The participation of the Liberian embassy in France supports international awareness and healing process.
Reconciliation efforts supported by Liberia’s diplomatic movements and personal obligations are a step towards healing former wounds. However, achieving persistent peace and unity requires sustainable effort to solve the root reasons for the conflict. The continuous participation of all groups, including government, community organizations and individuals is really important for a reconciliation libery.
