In an official statement issued today, the Government of Liberia, represented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and led by H.E. Madam Sara Beysolow Nyanti, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has declared the recall of all diplomatic, official, and service passports. This directive applies immediately to all holders of such passports.

According to the announcement, individuals possessing these passports are urged to promptly liaise with either the legal department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the designated Technical Team led by Mr. Garrison Koikoi Jallah. This step is crucial to ensure compliance with the government’s directive and to facilitate the necessary procedures associated with the recall.

The decision to recall these passports underscores the government’s commitment to upholding national security, ensuring the integrity of travel documentation, and maintaining diplomatic protocols. It also aligns with ongoing efforts to streamline administrative processes and enhance the efficiency of passport issuance and management systems.

Furthermore, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs assures affected individuals that necessary support and guidance will be provided throughout the recall process. Any inquiries or concerns regarding the recall of passports can be directed to the aforementioned channels for prompt assistance and clarification.

The government urges all affected passport holders to adhere to the instructions provided and to cooperate fully with the designated authorities to facilitate a smooth and orderly recall process. Failure to comply with this directive may result in legal consequences or disruptions to travel arrangements.

In conclusion, the Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reaffirms its commitment to ensuring the integrity and security of travel documents while also safeguarding the interests of its citizens and upholding international diplomatic norms.