The President of the Union of Liberia Associations in the Americas (ULAA), Mohammed Keita, is heading a 37-man delegation to Liberia.
According to information gathered from ULAA, the visit seeks to foster the institution’s developmental initiatives to strengthen ties with Liberians at home and abroad.
The delegates, while in Liberia, will spearhead the groundbreaking ceremony of a multi-purpose resource center, as well as meeting officials and key stakeholders of the Government of Liberia (GOL) for the propose of “out country voting for diaspora Liberians for the 2029 elections”. Moreover, the delegates will also participate in community outreach by providing food items and essential supplies to Liberians at home during their short stay in Liberia.
ULAA’s 37-man delegation in Liberia include some prominent officials of the union: Rev. Dao Kamara, Emmanuel G. Nagbe, Borbi Bropleh, Alfred Sieh, Stephen Binda, J. Victor Nagbe, along with some chapter leaders from across the United States and Canada.
